Convenience wrapper around ok_lake_ecoregions for retrieving the
ecoregion assignment for one or more lakes. Always returns a data
frame so that the return type is stable across single-match and
multi-match results.
To get a bare ecoregion name string for use in ok_load(), use:
eco <- ok_lake_ecoregion("Arcadia Lake", exact = TRUE)$eco_l3_nameArguments
- lake_name
Character. One or more lake names to look up. Partial matching is supported (case-insensitive) unless
exactisTRUE.- exact
Logical. If
TRUE, requires an exact name match (case-insensitive). DefaultFALSE.- simplify
Deprecated. Retained for backward compatibility with pre-0.1.3 callers; ignored with a deprecation warning. The function always returns a data frame.
Value
A data frame of zero or more rows from ok_lake_ecoregions
with all columns. An unmatched lookup returns an empty data frame
(with the correct column structure) plus a warning.
Examples
# Standard usage: exact match, extract ecoregion name
eco <- ok_lake_ecoregion("Arcadia Lake", exact = TRUE)$eco_l3_name
eco
#> [1] "Cross Timbers"
# Partial match: returns a data frame of all matches
ok_lake_ecoregion("Tenkiller")
#> lake_name eco_l3_code eco_l3_name n_sites_total n_sites_tier1
#> 1 Tenkiller Ferry Lake 39 Ozark Highlands 7 7
#> latitude longitude max_yrs_tp max_yrs_chla max_yrs_secchi max_yrs_tn
#> 1 35.7055 -94.95351 17 17 17 17
# Use in pipeline
eco <- ok_lake_ecoregion("Arcadia Lake", exact = TRUE)$eco_l3_name
if (length(eco) == 1L && !is.na(eco)) {
ok_load(inflow_m3yr = 45e6,
tp_inflow_ugl = 120,
coefficients = "oklahoma",
ecoregion = eco)
}
#> -- okBATHTUB Result --
#> Pipeline step : load
#> Segment : main
#> Coefficients : oklahoma
#>
#> inflow_m3yr : 4.5e+07
#> tp_inflow_ugl : 120
#> tp_load_kgyr : 5400