This class stores sealevel data, e.g. from a tide gauge.
dataAs with all oce objects, the data slot
for sealevel objects is a
list containing the main data for the object.
The key items stored in this slot are time and elevation.
metadataAs with all oce objects, the metadata slot
for sealevel objects is a list containing
information about the data or about the object itself.
An example of the former might be the location at which a sealevel measurement was made, stored in longitude and latitude, and of the latter might be filename, the name of the data source.
processingLogAs with all oce objects, the processingLog slot
for sealevel objects is a
list with entries describing the creation and evolution
of the object. The contents are updated by various oce functions to
keep a record of processing steps. Object summaries and
processingLogShow both display the log.
Although the [[<- operator may permit modification of the contents
of sealevel objects (see [[<-,sealevel-method),
it is better to use oceSetData
and oceSetMetadata, because that will save an entry
in the processingLog to describe the change.
The full contents of the data and metadata slots of a sealevel
object named sealevel may be retrieved in the standard R way. For example,
slot(sealevel, "data") and slot(sealevel, "metadata") return
the data and metadata slots, respectively. The
[[,sealevel-method operator can also be used to access slots,
with sealevel[["data"]] and sealevel[["metadata"]], respectively.
Furthermore, [[,sealevel-method can be used to retrieve
named items (and potentially some derived items) within the
metadata and data slots, the former taking precedence
over the latter in the lookup. It is also possible
to find items more directly, using oceGetData and
oceGetMetadata, but this cannot retrieve derived items.
Other classes provided by oce: adp-class,
adv-class, argo-class,
bremen-class, cm-class,
coastline-class, ctd-class,
lisst-class, lobo-class,
met-class, oce-class,
odf-class, rsk-class,
section-class, topo-class,
windrose-class
Other things related to sealevel data: [[,sealevel-method,
[[<-,sealevel-method,
as.sealevel,
plot,sealevel-method,
read.sealevel,
sealevelTuktoyaktuk,
sealevel,
subset,sealevel-method,
summary,sealevel-method