NAPR is a tool to calculate contributions of reaction mechanisms, predict [HONO], and estimate the unknown reaction rate based on observed NOx, JNO2, and OH but an OH estimation option is available. Created by Bode Hoover at IU Bloomington (bodehoov@iu.edu).
All necessary packages should be installed after running the load_packages() function in the core.R file. If you need still to install devtools,
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
Installing diurnals package
devtools::install_github("bhoover59/NAPR")
Or if that doesn't work
remotes::install_github("bhoover59/NAPR")
You will need to edit the core.R file to run the model with your field campaign data. Currently, the data must be a 24 hour diurnal which can be achieved using the diurnals package above. Additionally, the get_initial.R must be edited to adjust the initial conditions.
- Inputs
- df: data frame with field campaign data
- TimeColumn: name of column with times. Can be any string format. Edit char_to_time function if additional formats needed
- Outputs:
- diurnal average
- diurnal median
- standard deviation for each bin
- count for each bin
- DOES NOT CALCULATE SEM but that can easily be done by SEM = sd / sqrt(count)
df <- Diurnal(df = df_name, TimeColumn = time_column_name)
- Make RShiny app for UI
- Add diurnal average option for field campaign data instead of doing separately