Dependencies in Dataset #8220
Entries (observed variables)
| No. | Name |
|---|---|
| 01 | Elapsed UT seconds from 0 hours on day given by DATE |
| 02 | Number of measurements per record |
| 03 | Pressure altitude of GV (km) |
| 04 | Aircraft pitch (deg) |
| 05 | Aircraft roll (deg) |
| 06 | Horizon brightness temperature (ie, OAT, similar to SAT); avg ch1 & ch2 & ch3(K) |
| 07 | Tropopause #1 (km). |
| 08 | Tropopause #2 (km). |
| 09 | Potential temperature of tropopause #1 (K). |
| 10 | Potential temperature of tropopause #2 (K). |
| 11 | Latitude (deg) |
| 12 | Longitude (deg) |
| 13 | dT/dz (K/km) for 1.0 km layer centered on aircraft flight altitude. |
| 14 | MRI ... a retrieval quality metric ranges 0-2, <1 is excellent |
| 15 | Cold point temperature Tcp (K) |
| 16 | Cold point altitude Zcp (km) |
| 17 | Remote sensing altitude (meters) |
| 18 | Retrieved air temperature (K) |
| 19 | Standard error of retrieved air temperture (K) |
| 20 | Geometric altitude (meters). |
| 21 | Molecular air density (number per cubic meter) |
Dependencies of the observed variables
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Direction of relationships
| Entry A | Entry B | |
|---|---|---|
| (=depends on) |
Explanation
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