print.VFS {VFS} | R Documentation |
Print method for VFS objects.
## S3 method for class 'VFS'
print(x, ...)
x |
A VFS x produced by VFS(). |
... |
Other arguments to print. |
If the VFS object has a modeled filter strip, the mean annual loads in and out, as well as removal efficiencies are printed. Otherwise only the erosion values from the field are printed.
It returns the VFS object invisibly.
Sarah Goslee
# state college GHCN data
#
# weather <- read.dly(system.file("extdata", "USC00368449.dly", package = "VFS"))
data("weather") # same object
weather.param <- wth.param(weather, method="markov")
rain.compare <- rainfall(365*2, weather.param)
temp.compare <- temperature(365*2, weather.param)
data(soildat)
data(bufferdat)
# bluegrass buffer, clay loam soil
# short simulation to cut down on time required
vfs.CL <- VFS(nyears = 2, thissoil = subset(soildat, Soil == "CL"),
rain=rain.compare, temperature=temp.compare,
thisbuffer = subset(bufferdat, Species == "bluegrass"), Duration = 2,
FieldArea = 4000, VFSwidth = 10.7, VFSslope = 0.02,
z = 1000, b = 1.5)
print(vfs.CL)
summary(vfs.CL)