I am debating that you're showing me a graph, and it hasn't showed me enough information.

I need to be able to see over a much longer period to be able to speculate. On current conflict and prior for months.

Ascertaining if there was abnormal activity, away from other local industry. It is quite possible many of the units there have been converted for war. It had quite a big industrial sector.

Then again it might have been incinerator day. They might have fired up the trash compactors.

I find this topic pointless. Incased shells don't give that reading. Not into the atmosphere.

So it is industrial, or weapons testing, or an exhaust.

You're trying to add a narrative I disagree with. You're speculating it was munitions. Except they're incased and they don't show these readings unless perhaps they're detonated in testing, production however can cause readings, so can various vents and exhausts. But how abnormal is it? Your graph hasn't established any other patterns to disapprove or validate your narrative.

I am debating that you're showing me a graph, and it hasn't showed me enough information.

I need to be able to see over a much longer period to be able to speculate. On current conflict and prior for months.

Ascertaining if there was abnormal activity, away from other local industry. It is quite possible many of the units there have been converted for war. It had quite a big industrial sector.

Then again it might have been incinerator day. They might have fired up the trash compactors.

I find this topic pointless. Incased shells don't give that reading. Not into the atmosphere.

So it is industrial, or weapons testing, or an exhaust.