Difference between revisions of "Hydrology in R"

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NOTE: This page is no longer updated since my move to Imperial College London. For an updated version please visit the R wiki

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+[[Category:Hydrology in R]]
-This page contains the documentation for the TOPMODEL - package for R.
+NOTE: This page is no longer updated since my move to Imperial College London. For an updated version please visit [http://rwiki.sciviews.org/doku.php?id=guides:tutorials:hydrological_data_analysis the R wiki]
-=TOPMODEL=
-The package TOPMODEL contains some functions and code snippets for hydrological data analysis with R, that may eventually make it into a properly released R package. For now, the code can be downloaded on this page and used at your own risk, without official support (although I very much welcome all feedback). The core of the package is an implementation of the venerable TOPMODEL.
-Information on R, including downloads, installation and a great choice of manuals can be found on the R website. If you follow strictly the examples used below, you will be able to run TOPMODEL with a very limited R knowledge. However, R has a great potential for pre- en postprocessing of the data (including uncertainty analysis and statistics), so a more extensive knowledge of R is highly recommended!
-Thanks go to Keith Beven, who wrote the original TOPMODEL in Fortran, and Huidae Cho, for the C code base (originally implemented in GRASS GIS)
-The following examples are currently available:
-* [[various functions, including data processing and topographic index calculation]]
-* [[TOPMODEL]]
-* [[GLUE uncertainty analysis]]
-==Downloads==
-* Windows binary (experimental)
-* Linux source package
-* Universal MacOS X package (experimental)
-==Installation==
-Windows
-Local packages can be installed from the menu. Choose "install package(s) from local zip files" and select the downloaded topmodel_0.3.zip file.
-Linux
-Use the normal procedure of installing a package in R (you may have to be root):
-R CMD install topmodel_0.3.tar.gz
-Developer tools, including gcc, must be installed.
-Mac
-Go to the Package Installer (Packages and Data menu), select "Local Binary Package", click install and select the downloaded package
-Loading
-Once in R you need to load the package before you can use it:
-> library(topmodel)

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