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stds: data: documentation of keratin H and O isotope standard calibrations

Description

This data object contains information on keratin H and O isotope standard materials and calibrations used across multiple laboratories since the year 2000.

Usage

data("stds")

Arguments

Format

list.

hstds

data.frame with 18 fields.

[, 1]

Calibration: Calibration code

[, 2]

High_ID: Identifier for high-value standard

[, 3]

High_material: Description of high-value standard material

[, 4]

High: Mean hydrogen isotope value of high-value standard

[, 5]

High_sd: Standard deviation of calibration data for high-value standard

[, 6]

High_n: Number of calibration data for high-value standard

[, 7]

High_se: Standard error of the calibrated mean for high-value standard

[, 8]

Low_ID: Identifier for low-value standard

[, 9]

Low_material: Description of low-value standard material

[, 10]

Low: Mean hydrogen isotope value of low-value standard

[, 11]

Low_sd: Standard deviation of calibration data for low-value standard

[, 12]

Low_n: Number of calibration data for low-value standard

[, 13]

Low_se: Standard error of the calibrated mean for low-value standard

[, 14]

Ref_scale: Calibration scale against which the values for this calibration are anchored

[, 15]

Citation_val: Source for the calibrated values

[, 16]

Citation_cal: Source for the methodology used for this calibration

[, 17]

Treatment: Description of calibration procedure

[, 18]

H_calibration_comments: Comments

ostds

data.frame with 18 fields.

[, 1]

Calibration: Calibration code

[, 2]

High_ID: Identifier for high-value standard

[, 3]

High_material: Description of high-value standard material

[, 4]

High: Mean oxygen isotope value of high-value standard

[, 5]

High_sd: Standard deviation of calibration data for high-value standard

[, 6]

High_n: Number of calibration data for high-value standard

[, 7]

High_se: Standard error of the calibrated mean for high-value standard

[, 8]

Low_ID: Identifier for low-value standard

[, 9]

Low_material: Description of low-value standard material

[, 10]

Low: Mean oxygen isotope value of low-value standard

[, 11]

Low_sd: Standard deviation of calibration data for low-value standard

[, 12]

Low_n: Number of calibration data for low-value standard

[, 13]

Low_se: Standard error of the calibrated mean for low-value standard

[, 14]

Ref_scale: Calibration scale against which the values for this calibration are anchored

[, 15]

Citation_val: Source for the calibrated values

[, 16]

Citation_cal: Source for the methodology used for this calibration

[, 17]

Treatment: Description of calibration procedure

[, 18]

O_calibration_comments: Comments

ham

matrix. n x n symmetric, where n is the number of calibrations represented here and in stds$hstds.

oam

matrix. n x n symmetric, where n is the number of calibrations represented here and in stds$ostds.

References

Magozzi, S. et al. (in press) Calibration chain transformation to improve the comparability of organic hydrogen and oxygen isotope data. Methods in Ecology and Evolution

Examples

Run this code
library(graphics)
data("stds")

print(stds$hstds[, 1:5])
print(stds$ostds[, 1:5])
image(stds$ham)
image(stds$oam)

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