Dependencies in Dataset #8061

uploaded by Funktional Ramses Sensorgruppe, DLR
during CIRRUS-HL mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
A	virtual entry: tid given by 245650 constant values
01	milliseconds after midnight (msec)
02	WGS84 Datum/Elliptical Height (m)
03	IGI actual track angle (deg+)
04	true heading (deg+)
05	WGS84 Datum/Latitude (deg)
06	WGS84 Datum/Longitude (deg)
07	IGI body roll rate (deg/s)
08	roll angle (deg)
09	IGI body pitch rate (deg/s)
10	IGI body yaw rate (deg/s)
11	pitch angle (deg)
12	Radiometer Top Short Wavelengths, Thermopile Signal (on E_R11) (W/m^2)
13	Radiometer Top Short Wavelengths, Sensor Reference Temperature (on E_R14) (K)
14	Radiometer Top Long Wavelengths, Thermopile Signal (on E_R14) (W/m^2)
15	Radiometer Top Long Wavelengths, Sensor Reference Temperature (on E_R21) (K)
16	Radiometer Bottom Short Wavelengths, Thermopile Signal (on E_R31) (W/m^2)
17	Radiometer Bottom Short Wavelengths, Sensor Reference Temperature (on E_R32) (K)
18	Radiometer Bottom Short Wavelengths, Sensor Body Temperature (on E_R33) (K)
19	Radiometer Bottom Long Wavelengths, Thermopile Signal (on E_R34) (W/m^2)
20	Radiometer Bottom Long Wavelengths, Sensor Reference Temperature (on E_R41) (K)
21	Pressure Altitude (m)
22	Static Pressure (from NB_PSIA) (hPa)
23	Longwave Radiation Flux on downward looking Pyrgeometer (thermal offset corrected) (W/m^2)
24	Shortwave Radiation Flux on downward looking Pyranometer (thermal offset corrected) (W/m^2)
25	Solar Altitude along flight track (deg)
26	Static Air Temperature (from BDY-TTQ, anti-ice-corrected) (K)
27	Sun Azimuth along flight track (deg)
28	correction factor for direct shortwave radiation for dpitch= -3.4000000 deg, droll= 0.00000000 deg
29	Shortwave Radiation Flux on upward looking Pyranometer (thermal offset corrected) (W/m^2)
30	Longwave Radiation Flux on upward looking Pyrgeometer (thermal offset corrected) (W/m^2)

Dependencies of the observed variables

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Direction of relationships

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