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DOI10.1007/978-3-030-77722-7_8
ISBN9783030777227
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Citation KeySatterfieldWKHHEMMFISMHJLMELBYLBRSMMTM:2021:ApMeRa
TitleStatistical Parameter Estimation for Observation Error Modelling: Application to Meteor Radars
Year2021
Access Date2024, May 23
Secondary TypePRE LI
2. Context
Author 1 Satterfield, Elizabeth A.
 2 Waller, Joanne A.
 3 Kuhl, David D.
 4 Hodyss, Dan
 5 Hoppel, Karl W.
 6 Eckermann, Stephen D.
 7 McCormack, John P.
 8 Ma, Jun
 9 Fritts, David C
10 Iimura, Hiroiyuki
11 Stober, Gunter
12 Meek, Chris E.
13 Hall, Chris
14 Jacobi, Christoph
15 Latteck, Ralph
16 Mitchell, Nicholas J.
17 Espy, Patrick J.
18 Li, Guozhu
19 Brown, Peter
20 Yi, Wen
21 Li, Na
22 Batista, Paulo Prado
23 Reid, Ian
24 Sunkara, Eswaraiah
25 Moffat-Griffin, Tracy
26 Murphy, Damian
27 Tsutsumi, Masaki
28 Marino, John
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Affiliation 1 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 2 Met Office
 3 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 4 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 5 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 6 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 7 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
 8 CPI
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12 University of Saskatchewan
13 University of Tromsø
14 University of Leipzig
15 University of Rostock
16 University of Bath
17 Norwegian University of Science and Technology
18 Chinese Academy of Sciences
19 University of Western Ontario
20 University of Science and Technology of China
21 China Research Institute of Radiowave Propagation
22 Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
23 The University of Adelaide
24 Chungnam National University
25 British Antarctic Survery
26 Australian Antarctic Division of Sustainability
27 National Institute of Polar Research
28 University of Colorado Boulder
Author e-Mail Address 1 elizabeth.satterfield@nrlmry.navy.mil
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EditorPark, S. K.
Xu, L.
Book TitleData Assimilation for Atmospheric, Oceanic and Hydrologic Applications (Vol. IV)
PublisherSpringer
Pages185-213
History (UTC)2021-12-14 11:45:19 :: lattes -> administrator :: 2021
2022-04-03 19:23:53 :: administrator -> simone :: 2021
3. Content and structure
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Content TypeExternal Contribution
Keywordsmeteor radar
data assimilation
AbstractData assimilation schemes blend observational data, with limited coverage, with a short term forecast to produce an analysis, which is meant to be the best estimate of the current state of the atmosphere. Appropriately specifying observation error statistics is necessary to obtain an optimal analysis. Observation error can originate from instrument error as well as the error of representation. While representation error is most commonly associated with unresolved scales and processes, this term is often considered to include contributions from pre-processing or quality control and errors associated with the observation operator. With a focus on practical operational implementation, this chapter aims to define the components of observation error, discusses their sources and characteristics, and provides an overview of current methods for estimating observation error statistics. We highlight the implicit assumptions of these methods, as well as their shortcomings. We will detail current operational practice for diagnosing observation error and accounting for correlated observation error. Finally, we provide a practical methodology for using these diagnostics, as well as the associated innovation-based observation impact, to optimize the assimilation of meteor radar observations in the upper atmosphere.
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