Vol. 35, issue 03, article # 7

Abstract:

The article provides a brief overview of the collection of GrafOnto water absorption plots in the 1981–2000 interval. This collection is hosted in the W@DIS information system (wadis.saga.iao.ru). Most of the ordinates of the plots belong to three groups of functions describing the dependence of the absorption coefficient and the transmission function on wavenumber, the dependence of the absorption coefficient on temperature and the correction factor c for the frequency-dependent Lorentz contour. The article describes two ways to find plots in the collection: a simple search by three publication attributes and an attribute search by 14 properties, including the properties of a primitive plot, substance, and function parameters and properties of an information resource and publication. Such a search is necessary for users to find the desired primitive plots, and is used when combining primitive plots into a compound plot taking into account the user's requirements.

Keywords:

W@DIS information system, water continuum absorption plot, combining primitive plots, attribute search for plots

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