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\docType{data}
\name{chorizonDL}
\alias{chorizonDL}
\title{C-horizon of the Kola data with missing values}
\format{
A data frame with 606 observations on the following 110 variables.
\describe{ \item{*ID}{a numeric vector} \item{XCOO}{a
numeric vector} \item{YCOO}{a numeric vector} \item{Ag}{a
numeric vector} \item{Ag_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Al}{a
numeric vector} \item{Al2O3}{a numeric vector} \item{As}{a
numeric vector} \item{As_INAA}{a numeric vector}
\item{Au_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{B}{a numeric vector}
\item{Ba}{a numeric vector} \item{Ba_INAA}{a numeric vector}
\item{Be}{a numeric vector} \item{Bi}{a numeric vector}
\item{Br_IC}{a numeric vector} \item{Br_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{Ca}{a numeric vector} \item{Ca_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{CaO}{a numeric vector} \item{Cd}{a numeric
vector} \item{Ce_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Cl_IC}{a
numeric vector} \item{Co}{a numeric vector} \item{Co_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{EC}{a numeric vector} \item{Cr}{a
numeric vector} \item{Cr_INAA}{a numeric vector}
\item{Cs_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Cu}{a numeric vector}
\item{Eu_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{F_IC}{a numeric
vector} \item{Fe}{a numeric vector} \item{Fe_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{Fe2O3}{a numeric vector} \item{Hf_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Hg}{a numeric vector} \item{Hg_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Ir_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{K}{a
numeric vector} \item{K2O}{a numeric vector} \item{La}{a
numeric vector} \item{La_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Li}{a
numeric vector} \item{LOI}{a numeric vector}
\item{Lu_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{wt_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{Mg}{a numeric vector} \item{MgO}{a numeric
vector} \item{Mn}{a numeric vector} \item{MnO}{a numeric
vector} \item{Mo}{a numeric vector} \item{Mo_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{Na}{a numeric vector} \item{Na_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{Na2O}{a numeric vector} \item{Nd_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Ni}{a numeric vector} \item{Ni_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{NO3_IC}{a numeric vector} \item{P}{a
numeric vector} \item{P2O5}{a numeric vector} \item{Pb}{a
numeric vector} \item{pH}{a numeric vector} \item{PO4_IC}{a
numeric vector} \item{Rb}{a numeric vector} \item{S}{a
numeric vector} \item{Sb}{a numeric vector} \item{Sb_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Sc}{a numeric vector} \item{Sc_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Se}{a numeric vector} \item{Se_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Si}{a numeric vector} \item{SiO2}{a
numeric vector} \item{Sm_INAA}{a numeric vector}
\item{Sn_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{SO4_IC}{a numeric
vector} \item{Sr}{a numeric vector} \item{Sr_INAA}{a numeric
vector} \item{SUM_XRF}{a numeric vector} \item{Ta_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Tb_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Te}{a
numeric vector} \item{Th}{a numeric vector} \item{Th_INAA}{a
numeric vector} \item{Ti}{a numeric vector} \item{TiO2}{a
numeric vector} \item{U_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{V}{a
numeric vector} \item{W_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Y}{a
numeric vector} \item{Yb_INAA}{a numeric vector} \item{Zn}{a
numeric vector} \item{Zn_INAA}{a numeric vector}
\item{ELEV}{a numeric vector} \item{*COUN}{a numeric vector}
\item{*ASP}{a numeric vector} \item{TOPC}{a numeric vector}
\item{LITO}{a numeric vector} \item{Al_XRF}{a numeric
vector} \item{Ca_XRF}{a numeric vector} \item{Fe_XRF}{a
numeric vector} \item{K_XRF}{a numeric vector}
\item{Mg_XRF}{a numeric vector} \item{Mn_XRF}{a numeric
vector} \item{Na_XRF}{a numeric vector} \item{P_XRF}{a
numeric vector} \item{Si_XRF}{a numeric vector}
\item{Ti_XRF}{a numeric vector} }
}
\source{
Kola Project (1993-1998)
}
\description{
This data set is the same as
in package \code{mvoutlier}, except that values below the detection limit
are coded as \code{NA}.
}
\note{
For a more detailed description of this data set, see the help file
\code{chorizon} in package \code{mvoutlier}.
}
\examples{

data(chorizonDL, package = "VIM")
summary(chorizonDL)

}
\references{
Reimann, C., Filzmoser, P., Garrett, R.G. and Dutter, R. (2008)
\emph{Statistical Data Analysis Explained: Applied Environmental Statistics
with R}. Wiley.
}
\keyword{datasets}
