ref_vol_dz

datasets

Atlantis is an end-to-end marine ecosystem modelling framework. It was originally developed in Australia by E.A. Fulton, A.D.M. Smith and D.C. Smith (2007) and has since been adopted in many marine ecosystems around the world (<http://atlantis.cmar.csiro.au>). The output of an Atlantis simulation is stored in various file formats like .netcdf and .txt and different output structures are used for the output variables like e.g. productivity or biomass. This package is used to convert the different output types to a unified format according to the "tidy-data" approach by H. Wickham (2014) <DOI:10.18637/jss.v059.i10>. Additionally, ecological metrics like for example spatial overlap of predator and prey or consumption can be calculated and visualised with this package. Due to the unified data structure it is very easy to share model output with each other and perform model comparisons.

Alexander Keth

atlantistools

Process and Visualise Output from Atlantis Models

ref_vol_dz function

<dl class="dl-horizontal">
<dt>variable</dt><dd>Name of the physical variable: "volume" and "dz".</dd>
<dt>polygon</dt><dd>Boxid starting from 0 to numboxes - 1.</dd>
<dt>layer</dt><dd>Layerid starting from 0 to numlayers - 1.</dd>
<dt>time</dt><dd>Simulation time in years. Modeltimestep was converted to actual
time based on the settings in the 'run.prm' file.</dd>
<dt>atoutput</dt><dd>Obseravtion column storing the actual output value.
volume in m^3 dz in m</dd>
</dl>

Format

Volume and dz. — ref_vol_dz

<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
<dt>variable</dt><dd>Name of the physical variable: "volume" and "dz".</dd>
<dt>polygon</dt><dd>Boxid starting from 0 to numboxes - 1.</dd>
<dt>layer</dt><dd>Layerid starting from 0 to numlayers - 1.</dd>
<dt>time</dt><dd>Simulation time in years. Modeltimestep was converted to actual
time based on the settings in the 'run.prm' file.</dd>
<dt>atoutput</dt><dd>Obseravtion column storing the actual output value.
volume in m^3 dz in m</dd>
</dl>

ref_vol_dz: Volume and dz.

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