Dependencies in Dataset #2841

uploaded by Ulrich Schumann, DLR
during ML-CIRRUS mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	time: Time since Midnight (UTC) in s
02	X: E-Longitude HALO in degree
03	Y: N-Latitude HALO in degree
04	Z: Flight Level (FL) Pressure Altitude HALO in km
05	time_h: Time of Day in h
06	ZICEcc: Contrail+Cirrus Ice Particle Concentration in cm-3
07	CIWCcc: Contrail+Cirrus Ice Water Content in (mg/m3)
08	Fuelcc: Fuel Tracer Concentration in ppm
09	EXTCcc: Contrail+Cirrus Extinction in 1/km
10	AGEcc: Contrail age in h, Fuel Tracer Weighted Mean
11	NUMB_FL_cc: Number of Aircraft Contributing to Contrails at FL
12	NUMB_cc: Number of Aircraft Contributing Contrails above 7 km
13	CIWCc: Cirrus Ice Water Content from ECMWF in (mg/m3)
14	ZICEc: Cirrus Ice Particle Concentration in 1/cm3
15	EXTCc: Cirrus Extinction in 1/km
16	Fuelccmax: Maximum Fuel Tracer Contribution in ppm
17	ATYPccMax: Aircraft Type Causing Maximum Fuel tracer
18	NRFLPccMax: Flight Number Causing Maximum Fuel tracer
19	p: Pressure at FL in hPa
20	Temp: Temperature from ECMWF at FL in °C
21	RHi: Relative Humidity over Ice from ECMWF at FL in %
22	BSR: backscatter ratio at 532 nm and Lidar-ratio of 25/sr

Dependencies of the observed variables

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Direction of relationships

Entry A		Entry B
	(=depends on)

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