Controlled vocabulary for the ENVIRON_COMPARTMENT and ENVIRON_COMPARTMENT_SUB columns, Compartments table
Source: R/fct_vocabulary.R
environ_compartments_sub_vocabulary.RdReturns controlled vocabulary mapping for environmental sub-compartments organized by main compartment.
Details
Provides a hierarchical structure of environmental sub-compartments grouped by their main compartment type (Aquatic, Atmospheric, Terrestrial, Biota).
Examples
head(environ_compartments_sub_vocabulary(), 5)
#> $Aquatic
#> Freshwater Marine/Salt Water
#> "Freshwater" "Marine/Salt Water"
#> Brackish/Transitional Water Groundwater
#> "Brackish/Transitional Water" "Groundwater"
#> Wastewater Liquid Growth Medium
#> "Wastewater" "Liquid Growth Medium"
#> Rainwater Stormwater
#> "Rainwater" "Stormwater"
#> Leachate Aquatic Sediment
#> "Leachate" "Aquatic Sediment"
#> Porewater Sludge
#> "Porewater" "Sludge"
#> Snow/Ice
#> "Snow/Ice"
#>
#> $Atmospheric
#> Indoor Air Outdoor Air
#> "Indoor Air" "Outdoor Air"
#>
#> $Terrestrial
#> Terrestrial Biological Residue Soil H Horizon (Peat)
#> "Terrestrial Biological Residue" "Soil H Horizon (Peat)"
#> Soil O Horizon (Organic) Soil A Horizon (Topsoil)
#> "Soil O Horizon (Organic)" "Soil A Horizon (Topsoil)"
#> Soil E Horizon (Mineral) Soil S Horizon (Mineral)
#> "Soil E Horizon (Mineral)" "Soil S Horizon (Mineral)"
#> Soil C Horizon (Parent Material) Soil R Horizon (Bedrock)
#> "Soil C Horizon (Parent Material)" "Soil R Horizon (Bedrock)"
#>
#> $Biota
#> Biota, Terrestrial Biota, Aquatic Biota, Atmospheric
#> "Biota, Terrestrial" "Biota, Aquatic" "Biota, Atmospheric"
#> Biota, Other
#> "Biota, Other"
#>
#> $`Not relevant`
#> NULL
#>