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lisst.read.lisst(file, year=0, tz="UTC", longitude=NA, latitude=NA)class "lisst", which is a list
with slots as detailed below.dataC1 to C32,
which are volume concentrations (in microliters per liter) for size
classes 1 through 32, along with
lts (laser transmission sensor, column 33),
voltage (battery voltage in calibrated units, column 34),
aux (external auxiliary input 1 in calibrated units, column 35),
lrs (laster reference sensor in calibrated units, column 36),
pressure (pressure in dbar, column 37),
temperature (in degrees C, column 38),
dayhour (day*100 +hour, column 39),
minutesecond (minute*100+second, column 40),
transmission (computed percent optical transmission over path, column 41),
beam (computed beam-C in units of 1/m, column 42),
and
time{a POSIXct time calculated from dayhour and
minuteseconds, using the year specified as an argument,
or the present year, if the year was not given, and using timezone
tz.}metadatafilename, the name of the file holding the data, latitude, the
latitude of the observations, and longitude, the longitude of the
observations.processingLogoce
format.read.oce can recognize LISST files by their
having a name ending in ".asc" and by having 42 elements on the first
line. Even so, it is preferred to use the present function, because it gives
the opportunity to specify the year and timezone, so that times can be
calculated properly.lisst-class explains the structure
of lisst objects, and also outlines the other functions dealing with
them. In particular, read.lisst uses as.lisst to
create the LISST object that is returned.