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Creates a data frame containing up to five time series

Dataframe_Combine.Rd

Combines up to five time series, detrended where necessary, into a single data frame.

Usage

Dataframe_Combine(
  data.1,
  data.2,
  data.3 = NA,
  data.4 = NA,
  data.5 = NA,
  n = 2,
  names
)

Arguments

data.1

Data frames with two columns containing in column

  • 1 - Continuous sequence of times spanning from the first to the final recorded observations.

  • 2 - Corresponding values detrended where necessary.

data.2

As for data.1.

data.3

As for data.1.

data.4

As for data.1.

data.5

As for data.1.

n

Integer 1-5 specifying the number of time series. Default is 2.

names

Character vector giving the column names excluding the first column which is labelled as "Date".

Value

A data frame containing all times from the first to the most up to date reading of any of the variables.

See also

Detrend

Examples

#Formatting data
S20.Rainfall.df<-Perrine_df
S20.Rainfall.df$Date<-as.Date(S20.Rainfall.df$Date)
S20.OsWL.df<-S20_T_MAX_Daily_Completed_Detrend_Declustered[,c(2,4)]
S20.OsWL.df$Date<-as.Date(S20.OsWL.df$Date)
#Detrending O-sWL series at Site S20
S20.OsWL.Detrend<-Detrend(Data=S20.OsWL.df,Method = "window",PLOT=FALSE,
                         x_lab="Date",y_lab="O-sWL (ft NGVD 29)")
#Creating a dataframe with the date alongside the detrended OsWL series
S20.OsWL.Detrend.df<-data.frame(as.Date(S20.OsWL.df$Date),S20.OsWL.Detrend)
colnames(S20.OsWL.Detrend.df)<-c("Date","OsWL")
#Combining the two datasets by Date argument
S20.Detrend.df<-Dataframe_Combine(data.1<-S20.Rainfall.df,
                                 data.2<-S20.OsWL.Detrend.df,
                                 names=c("Rainfall","OsWL"))