flightpathr

Tools to analyze aircraft and flight path data.
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createTrajectory.Rd (1552B)


      1 % Generated by roxygen2: do not edit by hand
      2 % Please edit documentation in R/createTrajectory.R
      3 \name{createTrajectory}
      4 \alias{createTrajectory}
      5 \title{Create a flighttrajectory object from the flight info.}
      6 \usage{
      7 createTrajectory(longitude, latitude, altitude = 0, timestamp = NULL,
      8   bearing = NULL, groundspeed = NULL)
      9 }
     10 \arguments{
     11 \item{longitude}{Required; numeric vector giving aircraft longitude in
     12 degrees.}
     13 
     14 \item{latitude}{Required; numeric vector giving aircraft latitude in degrees.}
     15 
     16 \item{altitude}{Optional; numeric vector giving aircraft altitude (AGL) in
     17 feet. If missing, it will be set to 0.}
     18 
     19 \item{timestamp}{Optional; numeric vector giving the time of each observation
     20 in seconds. If missing, the observation period is assumed to be 1 s.}
     21 
     22 \item{bearing}{Optional; numeric vector giving the current bearing in
     23 degrees. If missing, it is estimated using pairs of successive lon/lat
     24 observations.}
     25 
     26 \item{groundspeed}{Optional; numeric vector giving the current ground speed
     27 of the aircraft in knots. If missing, it is estimated using pairs of
     28 successive lon/lat observations.}
     29 }
     30 \value{
     31 A flighttrajectory object encapsulating these parameters (with
     32   default values substituded as necessary).
     33 }
     34 \description{
     35 Create a flighttrajectory object from the flight info.
     36 }
     37 \details{
     38 \code{longitude} and \code{latitude} must be the same length.
     39   \code{timestamp}, \code{bearing}, and \code{groundspeed}, if present, must
     40   also match this length. \code{altitude} must also have a length equal to
     41   these parameters or be scalar.
     42 }
     43