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signals
Description
Example data signals. Contains one column called "Peak" with different excitation-emission peaks that act
as signals for particular chemical species. These peaks are well characterized and the "Source" column
in this dataframe lists the source that characterized each excitation-emission peak and the chemical species
that it identifies. There are four additional columns with the Excitation and Emission wavelengths for each peak.
Author(s)
Steve Corsi srcorsi@usgs.gov
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signals
Description
Example data signals. Contains one column called "Peak" with different excitation-emission peaks that act as signals for particular chemical species. These peaks are well characterized and the "Source" column in this dataframe lists the source that characterized each excitation-emission peak and the chemical species that it identifies. There are four additional columns with the Excitation and Emission wavelengths for each peak.
Author(s)
Steve Corsi srcorsi@usgs.gov
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