Crawls trough the movement events of each tag to find when it entered and left each section of the study area.
assembleTimetable(
secmoves,
valid.moves,
all.moves,
spatial,
arrays,
bio,
tz,
dist.mat,
speed.method,
if.last.skip.section,
success.arrays
)
A data frame containing the entering and leaving timestamps for each section per target tag
the section-movements
the valid array movements
all array movements
The spatial list.
A list containing information for each array.
The biometrics table.
The time zone of the study area. Must match one of the values
present in timezones
.
A matrix of the distances between the deployed ALS.
Can take two forms: 'last to first' or 'last to last'. If 'last to first' (default), the last detection on the previous array is matched to the first detection on the target array to perform the calculations. If 'last to last', the last detection on ´the previous array is matched to the last detection on the target array to perform the calculations.
Logical: Should a tag detected at the last array of a given section be considered to have disappeared in the next section?
The arrays that mark the end of the study area. If a tag crosses one of these arrays, the respective animal is considered to have successfully migrated through the study area.