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If an instrument is attached to a wire via a clamp, its height value ought not to be added to the total length of the mooring. For deep-ocean moorings with say 10 instruments of height 0.5m each, this is not an issue that matters much. However, it will matter for short moorings (like a 2-metre mooring of issue #47).
Some instruments have words like 'clamp on' in their names, but still have nonzero height values within their description. I suppose it would be worth changing that, but there is also the possibility of a new function to indicate that something is clamped on.
This could be a function like the following
clampon<-function(i) {
i$height<-0i
}
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If an instrument is attached to a wire via a clamp, its
height
value ought not to be added to the total length of the mooring. For deep-ocean moorings with say 10 instruments of height 0.5m each, this is not an issue that matters much. However, it will matter for short moorings (like a 2-metre mooring of issue #47).Some instruments have words like 'clamp on' in their names, but still have nonzero
height
values within their description. I suppose it would be worth changing that, but there is also the possibility of a new function to indicate that something is clamped on.This could be a function like the following
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: