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secr (version 3.0.1)

read.telemetry: Import Telemetry Fixes

Description

A shortcut function for constructing a telemetry capthist object from a file of telemetry fixes. Telemetry data are generally similar in format to polygon data (see also addTelemetry).

Usage

read.telemetry(file = NULL, data = NULL, covnames = NULL, verify = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

file
character name of text file
data
data.frame containing coordinate data (alternative to file)
covnames
character vector of names for individual covariates
verify
logical for whether to check input
…
other arguments passed to countfields, read.table etc.

Value

An secr capthist object including attribute `telemetryxy' with the x-y coordinates, and a `traps' object with detector type = `telemetry'

Details

Input data may be in a text file (argument file) or a dataframe (argument data). Data should be in the XY format for function `read.capthist` i.e. the first 5 columns should be Session, ID, Occasion, X, Y. Further columns are treated as individual covariates.

No `traps' input is required. A traps object is generated automatically.

See Also

addTelemetry, read.capthist

Examples

Run this code

## Not run: ------------------------------------
# setwd('D:/bears/alberta')
# ## peak at raw data
# head(readLines('gps2008.txt'))
# gps2008CH <- read.telemetry("gps2008.txt")
# plot( gps2008CH, gridsp = 10000)
# head(gps2008CH)
# secr.fit(gps2008CH, start = log(4000), detectfn = 'HHN', 
#     details = list(telemetryscale = 1e12))
## ---------------------------------------------

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