Dependencies in Dataset #3969

uploaded by Katharina Elisabeth Heimerl, DLR
during SALTRACE mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	UTSECONDS: seconds after 00Z of the day of first measurement, counting continuously thereafter. Center of averaging interval.
02	datestring: YYYYMMDD 0 date of mission flight
03	start_time: start averaging interval [UT seconds]
04	stop_time: end averaging interval [UT seconds]
05	latitude_gps: latitude, aircraft GPS [deg]
06	longitude_gps: longitude, aircraft GPS [deg]
07	altitude_gps: altitude, aircraft GPS [m a.s.l.]
08	temperature_cmet: ambient temperature, Falcon measurement system [K]
09	pressure_cmet: ambient pressure, Falcon measurement system [hPa]
10	relhum_cmet: rel. humidity, Falcon measurement system (combined sensors), [%]
11	massconc_rbc_stp: SP2 measured rBC mass concentration (size range 80-480nm) [ng/m3 stp]
12	massconc_rbc_stp_corr: SP2 corrected total rBC mass concentration [ng/m3 stp]
13	massconc_rbc_ngkg: SP2 measured rBC mass mixing ratio (size range 80-480nm) [ng/kg]
14	massconc_rbc_ngkg_corr: SP2 corrected total rBC mass mixing ratio [ng/kg]
15	cloudflag: cloud indicator, 1 indicates data in clouds [-]

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.

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Direction of relationships

Entry A		Entry B
	(=depends on)

Explanation

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