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# Compute various quality statistics based on the estimated <math>\varepsilon</math>: | # Compute various quality statistics based on the estimated <math>\varepsilon</math>: | ||
#* Anisotropy | #* Anisotropy | ||
#* Spectral slope of fitted spectral observations (?) | |||
** | #* Misfit criteria | ||
#* Propagated error from the confidence level of the spectra | |||
[[Category:Velocity point-measurements]] | [[Category:Velocity point-measurements]] | ||
Revision as of 20:33, 29 October 2021
Once the spatial-spectral estimates have been computed, the following steps are recommended for obtaining epsilon:
- Establish the most likely wavenumber range for the inertial subrange
- Fit the spectrum of all three velocity components with the appropriate inertial subrange model
- Compute various quality statistics based on the estimated [math]\displaystyle{ \varepsilon }[/math]:
- Anisotropy
- Spectral slope of fitted spectral observations (?)
- Misfit criteria
- Propagated error from the confidence level of the spectra
