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Timing of emergence

JM Jessica Meade
RR Rodney van der Ree
PS Phillip M. Stepanian
DW David A. Westcott
JW Justin A. Welbergen
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Timing of peak emergence was established for each day that reliable radar data were available, and for days when the fly-out estimate was greater than 0 (n = 2950). A sine-cosine equation was used to establish a predictive relationship between peak emergence relative to sunset and the day of the year. Sunset times at Yarra Bend were calculated using the R package ‘suncalc’.

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