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Entries (modelled variables)
| No. | Name |
|---|---|
| 01 | Begin of measured plume sequence (seconds after UTC midnight on flight date) |
| 02 | End End of measured plume sequence (s) |
| 03 | Begin_emitted Being of emitted plume sequence (s) |
| 04 | End_emitted End of emitted plume sequence (s) |
| 05 | Plume_Age_Begin Plume age at begin of measurement sequence (s) |
| 06 | Plume_Age_End Plume age at end of measurement sequence (s) |
| 07 | Mean_Plume_Age Mean plume age during measurement sequence (s) |
| 08 | Mean_Aircraft_Distance Mean aircraft distance during measurement sequence (m) |
| 09 | Mean_Aircraft_Distance_emitted Mean aircraft distance during emitted plume sequence (m) |
| 10 | Aircraft |
| 11 | Fuel Jet A-1 or HEFA fuel |
| 12 | CMET_PS_average Mean ambient pressure during measured plume sequence at Falcon (hPa) |
| 13 | CMET_TS_average Mean ambient temperature during measured plume sequence at Falcon (K) |
| 14 | CMET_ALT_average Mean Falcon GPS altitude during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 15 | CMET_TAS_average Mean Falcon true air speed during measured plume sequence (m s^-1) |
| 16 | H2O_RHi_average Mean ambient relative humidity over ice during measured plume sequence (%) |
| 17 | H2O_mr_average Mean ambient water vapor mixing ratio during measured plume sequence (%) |
| 18 | Delta_T_SA Mean temperature difference to Schmidt-Appleman threshold (K) |
| 19 | Delta_z Mean WGS84 GPS altitude difference between Falcon at time of detection and emission aircraft at time of emission (m) |
| 20 | CAS_integration Time integrated area over CAS number concentration during plume sequence (cm^-3 s) |
| 21 | CAS_IWC_average CAS mean ice water content during measured plume sequence (kg m^-3) |
| 22 | CAS_IWC_10_average CAS mean ice water content under 10 um during measured plume sequence (kg m^-3) |
| 23 | CAS_MVD_average CAS mean ice median volume diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 24 | CAS_MVD_10_average CAS mean ice median volume under 10 um diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 25 | CAS_ED_average CAS mean ice effective diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 26 | CAS_ED_10_average CAS mean ice effective diameter under 10 um during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 27 | CAPS_integration Time integrated area over CAPS number concentration during plume sequence (cm^-3 s) |
| 28 | CAPS_IWC_average CAPS mean ice water content during measured plume sequence (kg m^-3) |
| 29 | CAPS_IWC_10_average CAPS mean ice water content under 10 um during measured plume sequence (kg m^-3) |
| 30 | CAPS_MVD_average CAPS mean ice median volume diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 31 | CAPS_MVD_10_average CAS mean ice median volume und 10 um diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 32 | CAPS_ED_average CAPS mean ice effective diameter during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 33 | CAPS_ED_10_average CAPS mean ice effective diameter under 10 um during measured plume sequence (m) |
| 34 | NOy_integration Time integrated area over NOy mixing ratio during plume sequence (ppb s) |
| 35 | NOy_background Mean NOy background level during plume sequence (ppm) |
| 36 | Correlation_ice_NOy Correlation between CAS and NOy time series during plume sequence |
| 37 | AEI_CAS_NOy_tracer CAS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer (kg^-1) |
| 38 | AEI_CAPS_NOy_tracer CAPS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer (kg^-1) |
| 39 | AEI_CAS_NOy_tracer_uncertainty Uncertainty of CAS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer |
| 40 | AEI_CAPS_NOy_tracer_uncertainty Uncertainty of CAPS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer |
| 41 | AEI_CAS_NOy_tracer_non_systematic_uncertainty Non-systematic uncertainty of CAS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer |
| 42 | AEI_CAPS_NOy_tracer_non_systematic_uncertainty Non-systematic uncertainty of CAPS Apparent Ice Emission Index with NOy tracer |
| 43 | EI_nvPM_NOy_tracer nvPM Emission Index with NOy tracer |
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