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About oce

Oce is an R package for processing oceanographic data. Its webpage provides details, of which this README file is just a sketch. A book by one of the oce co-authors provides more information on the package and its potential for oceanographic research (Kelley, Dan E., 2018. Oceanographic Analysis with R. New York. Springer-Verlag ISBN 978-1-4939-8844-0).

Installing oce

Stable versions of oce are available from CRAN, and may be installed from within R, in the same way as other packages. However, the CRAN version is only updated a few times a year (pursuant to policy), so many users install the "develop" branch instead. This branch may be updated several times per day, as the authors fix bugs or add features that are motivated by day-to-day usage. This is the branch favoured by users who need new features or who would wish to contribute to Oce development.

The easy way to install the "develop" branch is to execute the following commands in R.

remotes::install_github("dankelley/oce", ref="develop")

and most readers should also install Ocedata, with

remotes::install_github("dankelley/ocedata", ref="master")

Evolution of oce

Oce is emphatically an open-source system, and so the participation of users is very important. This is why Git is used for version control of the Oce source code, and why GitHub is the host for that code. Users are invited to take part in the development process, by suggesting features, by reporting bugs, or just by watching as others do such things. Oceanography is a collaborative discipline, so it makes sense that the evolution of Oce be similarly collaborative.

Examples using built-in datasets

CTD

library(oce)
data(ctd)
plot(ctd, which=c(1,2,3,5), type="l", span=150)

Sample CTD plot.

Acoustic Doppler profiler

library(oce)
data(adp)
plot(adp)

Sample adp plot.

Sealevel and tides

library(oce)
data(sealevel)
m <- tidem(sealevel)
par(mfrow=c(2, 1))
plot(sealevel, which=1)
plot(m)

Sample sealevel plot.

Echosounder

library(oce)
data(echosounder)
plot(echosounder, which=2, drawTimeRange=TRUE, drawBottom=TRUE)

Sample echosounder plot.

Map

library(oce)
par(mar=rep(0.5, 4))
data(endeavour, package="ocedata")
data(coastlineWorld, package="oce")
mapPlot(coastlineWorld, col="gray")
mapPoints(endeavour$longitude, endeavour$latitude, pch=20, col="red")

Sample map plot.

Landsat image

library(ocedata)
library(oce)
data(landsat)
plot(landsat)

Sample landsat image plot.

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