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functions to compile catchment statistics such as area, runoff, mean rainfall, based on values for nested sub-catchments

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#catchstats

catchstats includes a number of functions written by Chris Walsh and Nick Bond for working with nested catchment or river-network data tables, to identify all upstream areas, all downstream areas, segments or sub-catchments between catchment pairs etc. There are also functions for intersecting raster and polygon layers to aggregate values downstream through a catchment. All of these functions require a dataframe that includes a unique catchment identifier field (column) and a field (column) identifying the next downstream catchment identity. Together these are referred to as a ‘hierarchy table’, and are included with many DEM derived stream networks.

#Installation To install run the following code:

  # install devtools pacakge
  install.packages(c("devtools"))

  # install catchstats package
    devtools::install_github("nickbond/catchstats")

    # Remove the package zip after installation
    unlink("catchstats.zip")
    
    #load library
    library(catchstats)

#Example

#To be completed

#Developer Nick Bond [email protected]

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