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* Choose the length of data (in meters) used for each dissipation estimate – [[diss-length]].  
:# Choose the length of data (in meters) used for each dissipation estimate – [[diss-length]].
* Choose the lowest wavenumber of spectral estimation – [[fft-length]].  
:# Choose the lowest wavenumber of spectral estimation – [[fft-length]].
* Translate (a) and (b) into [[duration]] (time).  
:# Translate [[diss-length]] and [[fft-length]] into [[duration]] (time).
* Round these up to [[nearest power-of-two number]] of samples.
:# Round these up to [[nearest power-of-two number]] of samples.
* Choose a [[high-pass filter cut-off frequency]] to be consistent with (b).  
:# Choose a [[high-pass filter cut-off frequency]] to be consistent with duration of the [[fft-length]].
* Choose [[de-spiking parameters]].  
:# Choose [[de-spiking parameters]].
* Choose [[vibration-coherent noise removal]].
:# Choose [[vibration-coherent noise removal]].


Please note that most choices made must be included in a data set, as described in the [[Netcdf meta data (shear probes)|list of meta data]].





Revision as of 18:57, 6 June 2024

  1. Choose the length of data (in meters) used for each dissipation estimate – diss-length.
  2. Choose the lowest wavenumber of spectral estimation – fft-length.
  3. Translate diss-length and fft-length into duration (time).
  4. Round these up to nearest power-of-two number of samples.
  5. Choose a high-pass filter cut-off frequency to be consistent with duration of the fft-length.
  6. Choose de-spiking parameters.
  7. Choose vibration-coherent noise removal.

Please note that most choices made must be included in a data set, as described in the list of meta data.



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