Is there an equivalent term for 'size' to go with 'spatial' and 'temporal'

I am trying to describe a dataset which has three measurements:

• The location of the particle (spatial)
• The change over time (temporal)
• The size of the particle (UNKNOWN)

Is there an equivalent term for size?

Furthermore, spatiotemporal appears to be a recognised term, or rarely temporospatial. Is there a way to fit size in, either with just one factor, or with both i.e. Spatiosizal, size-temporal, spatiotemporal-size?

Solution 1:

The size of the particle is the volumetric or dimensional measurement.

From Oxford Living Dictionaries:

volumetric

ADJECTIVE

1 Relating to the measurement of volume.

or

dimensional

ADJECTIVE

1 Relating to measurements or dimensions.

Sample from Oxford:

‘Traditionally, two types of experiments have been used to study swelling behavior of cartilage, including measurements of volumetric swelling and dimensional swelling of cartilage.’

(emphasis added)