Dependencies in Dataset #791

uploaded by Harald Bönisch, U Frankfurt
during ESMVal mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	MEAN SAMPLE TIME (UT SECONDS) from 00 HOURS ON FLIGHT DATE
02	0: maximum PV (PV_MAX) along trajectory [pvu]
03	1: PV (PV) along flight path [pvu]
04	2: minimum PV (PV_MIN) along trajectory [pvu]
05	3: maximum pressure (P_MAX) along trajectory [hPa]
06	4: pressure (P) along flight path [hPa]
07	5: minimum pressure (P_MIN) along trajectory [hPa]
08	6: maximum pressure distance (DP_MAX) to tropopause along trajectory [hPa]
09	7: pressure distance (DP) to tropopause along flight path [hPa]
10	8: minimum pressure distance (DP_MIN) to tropopause along trajectory [hPa]
11	9: maximum TH distance (DTH_MAX) to tropopause along trajectory [K]
12	10: TH distance (DTH) to tropopause along flight path [K]
13	11: minimum TH distance (DTH_MIN) to tropopause along trajectory [K]
14	12: maximum latitude (LAT_MAX) along trajectory [deg]
15	13: latitude (LAT) along flight path [deg]
16	14: minimum latitude (LAT_MIN) along trajectory [deg]
17	15: most recent contact to stratosphere (MRC_STRAT) [h]
18	16: most recent contact to level below 500 hPa (MRC_500hPa) [h]
19	17: most recent contact to level below 700 hPa (MRC_700hPa) [h]

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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