This function return data.frame with sensors range (min value, max value) and possible jumps.
mc_info_range(data)myClim object see myClim-package
data.frame with columns:
sensor_name - name of sensor (e.g., TMS_T1, TMS_moist, HOBO_T) see mc_data_sensors
min_value - minimal value
max_value - maximal value
positive_jump - Maximal difference between two consecutive values. Next value is higher than previous. (Positive number)
negative_jump - Maximal difference between two consecutive values. Next value is lower than previous. (Positive number)
This function is mainly useful to prepare input parameter for mc_states_outlier() function.
The range values are taken from mc_data_sensors. Those are manually defined
ranges based on logger/sensor technical limits and biologically meaningful values.
mc_info_range(mc_data_example_raw)
#> sensor_name min_value max_value positive_jump negative_jump
#> 1 HOBO_RH 0 100 NA NA
#> 2 Thermo_T -40 60 NA NA
#> 3 TMS_moist 0 4000 NA NA
#> 4 Dendro_raw 1279 34000 NA NA
#> 5 TMS_T1 -40 60 NA NA
#> 6 TMS_T2 -40 60 NA NA
#> 7 TMS_T3 -40 60 NA NA
#> 8 Dendro_T -40 60 NA NA
#> 9 HOBO_T -40 70 NA NA