As I learn AGU Fall meeting, USGS is committed to develop various R Packages to help analysis of hydrological data.
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These packages include:
These packages include:
- GLRItcl
- usgs-r.github.com: Splash page for USGS-R organization
- EflowStats: Calculates Hydrologic Indicator stats and fundamental properties of daily streamflow for a given set of data
- EGRET: An R-package for the analysis of long-term changes in water quality and streamflow, including the water-quality method Weighted Regressions on Time, Discharge, and Season (WRTDS)
- USGSwsBase: Base USGS water science R functions.
- surragateRegression:
- dataRetrieval: This R package is designed to obtain its water quality sample data, streamflow data, and metadata directly from either the USGS NWIS (National Water Information System), but it allows for user-supplied text files as inputs. The program is designed to ingest the data directly into R and structure them into file structures suited for EGRET analysis.
- USGSwsQW: Water quality USGS water science R functions.
- USGSwsStats:Statistic USGS water science R functions.
- USGSwsData: Data sets as data.frames and as text files for examples in the USGS core pacakges
- USGSwsGraphs: Graphical USGS water science R functions
- restrend
- rloadest
- DVstats
- NWCCompare
- rGDP
- functionCollection
All of them can be retrieved from the USGS-R Github repository. Link to other R packages useful for hydrology can be found at the main R post.