Estimating Trend, Velocity, and Acceleration from Sea Level Records 2.0.0
“Provides tools for analysing annual average ocean water level time series, estimating mean sea level trends, velocities, and accelerations…”
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6:16… numeric, enables a user defined input to select the type of chart
7#' to be plotted. 5 seperate options are available:
8#'
9#' \itemize{
10#' \ite …
10:19… default setting provides a single 3 panel chart with the time
11#' series in the top panel, velocity in the middle panel and acceleration in
12#' the bottom panel;
13#' \item 2: Single panel plot of time series;
14#' …
22:70… 99\%
23#' confidence interval.
24#'
25#' @details This function provides summary plots direct to the screen for both
26#' \dQuote{msl.trend} (see \code{\link{msl.trend}}) and \dQuote{custom.trend}
27#' (see \c …
357:74… .4)
358 title(ylab = expression(paste(bold("Millimetres/yr" ^ "2"))), outer = TRUE,
359 font.lab = 2, cex.lab = 1.3, line = 3.9, adj = 0.12)
360 title(xlab = "Year", outer = …
10:4… output files (e.g., \dQuote{C:/myproject/}). If this field is left blank the function
11#' will terminate with a warning message sent to the console.
12#'
13#' @param file_name is a character string indicatin …
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