Dependencies in Dataset #3362

uploaded by Antonio Spanu, DLR
during ACRIDICON-CHUVA mission

Entries (observed variables)

Information about observed variables of the current dataset.
No.	Name
01	time in seconds after 00Z of the day of first measurement, counting continuously thereafter
02	stp number concentration of channel 1 [cm^-3]
03	stp number concentration of channel 2 [cm^-3]
04	stp number concentration of channel 3 [cm^-3]
05	stp number concentration of channel 4 [cm^-3]
06	stp number concentration of channel 5 [cm^-3]
07	stp number concentration of channel 6 [cm^-3]
08	stp number concentration of channel 7 [cm^-3]
09	stp number concentration of channel 8 [cm^-3]
10	stp number concentration of channel 9 [cm^-3]
11	stp number concentration of channel 10 [cm^-3]
12	stp number concentration of channel 11 [cm^-3]
13	stp number concentration of channel 12 [cm^-3]
14	stp number concentration of channel 13 [cm^-3]
15	stp number concentration of channel 14 [cm^-3]
16	stp number concentration of channel 15 [cm^-3]
17	stp number concentration of channel 16 [cm^-3]
18	stp number concentration of channel 17 [cm^-3]
19	stp number concentration of channel 18 [cm^-3]
20	stp number concentration of channel 19 [cm^-3]
21	stp number concentration of channel 20 [cm^-3]
22	stp number concentration of channel 21 [cm^-3]
23	stp number concentration of channel 22 [cm^-3]
24	stp number concentration of channel 23 [cm^-3]
25	stp number concentration of channel 24 [cm^-3]
26	stp number concentration of channel 25 [cm^-3]
27	stp number concentration of channel 26 [cm^-3]
28	stp number concentration of channel 27 [cm^-3]
29	stp number concentration of channel 28 [cm^-3]
30	stp number concentration of channel 29 [cm^-3]
31	stp number concentration of channel 30 [cm^-3]
32	volumetric sample flow rate [vccm]

Dependencies of the observed variables

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Direction of relationships

Entry A		Entry B
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