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Revision as of 14:44, 15 November 2021
The objective of the raw data review is to ensure that the velocity data used for the calculation of the structure functions are of good quality before proceeding with the turbulence analysis. Bad data are typically identified from the velocity data themselves and other ancillary data (e.g. correlations). It is recommended that velocity data should be flagged if the following are observed:
Data quality is poor
Unrealistic velocity values
Significant instrument motion and orientation
There is wave or periodic motion
Velocity shear is too large
Stationary assumption may be violated
Stratification is too large
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