A similar analysis can be performed to understand the perfume character after a few minutes of the release and at a higher distance from the source. In this case, the same analysis was conducted at 20 cm and 600 s after the release. Figure shows the averaged intensities of each family. It can be seen that the intensities are considerably smaller than near the source and that the highest average intensity is the "woody" note, followed by "herbal" and "terpenic" (all similarly intense). The estimation of the dominance probability was also estimated and displayed in Figure . The probability estimates also follow the same order as the intensity, with about 30% of the samples being dominated by the "woody" note.