Dependencies in Dataset #10533

uploaded by Birger Bohn, FZJ
during CAFE-Pacific mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	UTC (seconds after midnight)
02	j(O1D) (->O1D+O2) [1/s]
03	j(O1D)_err [1/s]
04	j(NO2) (->O3P+NO) [1/s]
05	j(NO2)_err [1/s]
06	j(HCHO)_R (->H+HCO) [1/s]
07	j(HCHO)_R_err [1/s]
08	j(HCHO)_M (->H2+CO) [1/s]
09	j(HCHO)_M_err [1/s]
10	j(H2O2) (->OH+OH) [1/s]
11	j(H2O2)_err [1/s]
12	j(CH3OOH) (->OH+CH3O) [1/s]
13	j(CH3OOH)_err [1/s]
14	j(HNO2) (-> OH+NO) [1/s]
15	j(HNO2)_err [1/s]
16	j(HNO3) (->OH+NO2) [1/s]
17	j(HNO3)_err [1/s]
18	j(HNO4)_1 (-> OH+NO3) [1/s]
19	j(HNO4)_1_err [1/s]
20	j(HNO4)_2 (->HO2+NO2) [1/s]
21	j(HNO4)_2_err [1/s]
22	j(N2O5) (->NO2+NO3) [1/s]
23	j(N2O5)_err [1/s]
24	j(CH3COCH3)_1 (-> CH3CO+CH3) [1/s]
25	j(CH3COCH3)_1_err [1/s]
26	j(CH3COCH3)_2 (->CH3+CH3+CO) [1/s]
27	j(CH3COCH3)_2_err [1/s]
28	j(CH3CHO)_1 (-> CH3+CHO) [1/s]
29	j(CH3CHO)_1_err [1/s]
30	j(HCOCHO)_1 (-> CHO+CHO) [1/s]
31	j(HCOCHO)_1_err [1/s]
32	j(HCOCHO)_2 (->H2+CO+CO) [1/s]
33	j(HCOCHO)_2_err [1/s]
34	j(HCOCHO)_3 (-> HCO +CO) [1/s]
35	j(HCOCHO)_3_err [1/s]
36	j(CH3COO2NO2)_1 (->CH3COO2+NO2) [1/s]
37	j(CH3COO2NO2)_1_err [1/s]
38	j(CH3COO2NO2)_2 (-> CH3COO+NO3) [1/s]
39	j(CH3COO2NO2)_2_err [1/s]
40	j(NO3)_R (->O+NO2) [1/s]
41	j(NO3)_R_err [1/s]
42	j(NO3)_M (->NO+O2) [1/s]
43	j(NO3)_M_err [1/s]

Dependencies of the observed variables

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Direction of relationships

Entry A		Entry B
	(=depends on)

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