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ChillModels (version 1.0.2)

north_carolina: North Carolina

Description

Quantifies the chill accumulation by means of converting temperatures to chill-units.

Usage

north_carolina(x, total = TRUE)

Arguments

x

Vector containing temperature values (Celsius-degree).

total

TRUE Shows the total value of accumulation, FALSE shows the value of chill-unit for each temperature (TRUE is default).

Value

The function returns values the chill-units for each temperature of vector (Total = FALSE), or returns the chill-units accumulation (Total = TRUE).

Details

The model is based on chill-units and optimum temperature, minimum and maximum temperature limits (They aren't classes), where 1 chill-unit is when the tree is exposure at optimum temperature (7.2<U+00B0>C). When the temperature is above 23<U+00B0>C (maximum temperature limit), the chill-unit is -2. The chill-units accumulation is 0 when occurs temperature below -1.1<U+00B0>C, being the miminum temperature limit.

References

SHALTOUT, Assem D. & UNRATH, C. R. 1983. Rest Completion Prediction Model for 'Starkrimson Delicious' Apples. J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci.

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
x <- rnorm(500, 5, 4)
north_carolina(x)
north_carolina(x, FALSE)

# }

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