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Once the spatial spectral estimates have been computed, the following stes are recommended for obtaining epsilon:
Once the spatial spectral estimates have been computed, the following stes are recommended for obtaining epsilon:


1. Establish the most likely wavenumber range for the inertial subrange
# Establish the most likely wavenumber range for the inertial subrange
2. Fit the spectrum of all three velocity components to estimate epsilon using the inertial subrange model
# Fit the spectrum of all three velocity components to estimate epsilon using the inertial subrange model

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Once the spatial spectral estimates have been computed, the following stes are recommended for obtaining epsilon:

  1. Establish the most likely wavenumber range for the inertial subrange
  2. Fit the spectrum of all three velocity components to estimate epsilon using the inertial subrange model