Dependencies in Dataset #1217

uploaded by Funktional Account, DLR
during GW-LCYCLE I mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	Time_np in sec after midnight
02	CMET_GPS LAT, (degree (+-90))
03	CMET_GPS LON, (degree (+-180))
04	CMET_Height above sea level, (m)
05	CMET_Absolute Humidity, (g/m^3)
06	CMET_Mixing Ratio, (g/kg)
07	CMET_Static Pressure, (hPa)
08	CMET_Dynamic Pressure, (hPa)
09	CMET_Relative Humidity with Respect to Water, (%)
10	CMET_Dewpoint Temperature, (K)
11	CMET_Potential Temperature, (K)
12	CMET_Virtual Potential Temperature, (K)
13	CMET_Virtual Temperature, (K)
14	CMET_Wind Vector East Component, (m/s)
15	CMET_Wind Vector North Component, (m/s)
16	CMET_Wind Vector Vertical Component, (m/s)
17	CMET_Horizontal Wind Direction, (degree (0-360))
18	O3I_Ozone, (ppb)
19	CR2_water vapor mixing ratio, (ppmv)
20	Waran_water vapor mixing ratio, (ppmv)
21	MAQS_CO mixing ratio, (ppbv)
22	MAQS_N2O mixing ratio, (ppbv)
23	WRF_temperature, (K)
24	WRF_topography height, (m)
25	WRF_Brunt Vaisala frequency, (s-2)
26	WRF_v-wind component, (ms-1)
27	WRF_water vapour mixing ratio, (g kg-1)
28	WRF_longitude, (deg)
29	WRF_relative humidity, (%)
30	WRF_temperature, (K)
31	WRF_pressure, (Pa)
32	WRF_latitude, (deg)
33	WRF_u-wind component, (ms-1)
34	WRF_geopotential height, (m)
35	WRF_potential vorticity, (PVU)
36	WRF_w-wind component, (ms-1)

Dependencies of the observed variables

The interactive table provides a visualization of the dependencies of this dataset's entries (variables) which will hopefully assist you to understand the datasets structure.

Most datasets are simple, e.g. like 10 entries depending on 1 entry. But there are other datasets which are far more complex; with relationships between various entries and even reversed dependencies.

Warning: It works only with JavaScript enabled in your browser.

Direction of relationships

Entry A		Entry B
	(=depends on)

Explanation

Enable Javascript and you'll see the dependencies of this dataset explained in this box while hovering over the table on the left.