Get sediment PEL ratios at stations in Tampa Bay
Arguments
- sedimentdata
input sediment
data.frame
as returned byread_importsediment
- yrrng
numeric vector indicating min, max years to include, use single year for one year of data
- bay_segment
chr string for the bay segment, one to many of "HB", "OTB", "MTB", "LTB", "TCB", "MR", "BCB"
- funding_proj
chr string for the funding project, one to many of "TBEP" (default), "TBEP-Special", "Apollo Beach", "Janicki Contract", "Rivers", "Tidal Streams"
Details
Average PEL ratios for all contaminants graded from A to F for benthic stations monitored in Tampa Bay are estimated. The PEL is a measure of how likely a contaminant is to have a toxic effect on invertebrates that inhabit the sediment. The PEL ratio is the contaminant concentration divided by the Potential Effects Levels (PEL) that applies to a contaminant, if available. Higher ratios and lower grades indicate sediment conditions that are likely unfavorable for invertebrates. The station average combines the PEL ratios across all contaminants measured at a station and the grade applies to the average.
The grade breaks for the PEL ratio are 0.00756, 0.02052, 0.08567, and 0.28026, with lower grades assigned to the higher breaks.
Examples
anlz_sedimentpel(sedimentdata)
#> # A tibble: 2,233 × 7
#> yr AreaAbbr StationNumber Latitude Longitude PELRatio Grade
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <fct>
#> 1 1993 HB 93HB15 27.8 -82.4 0.0157 B
#> 2 1993 HB 93HB16 27.8 -82.5 0.0261 C
#> 3 1993 HB 93HB23 27.9 -82.4 0.0174 B
#> 4 1993 LTB 93LTB24 27.7 -82.6 0.0124 B
#> 5 1993 LTB 93LTB25 27.6 -82.6 0.0189 B
#> 6 1993 LTB 93LTB26 27.6 -82.7 0.00997 B
#> 7 1993 LTB 93LTB27 27.6 -82.7 0.0125 B
#> 8 1993 LTB 93LTB28 27.6 -82.7 0.0887 D
#> 9 1993 LTB 93LTB29 27.6 -82.6 0.0350 C
#> 10 1993 LTB 93LTB30 27.6 -82.6 0.0496 C
#> # ℹ 2,223 more rows