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....fields for objective analysis than climatology. This led, however, to the currently common confusion between forecast, first guess and background fields. 3. 2 Optimal interpolation (OI) OI was, until recently, the most widespread scheme in operational use for weather prediction (Lorenc, 1986; Thi ebaux and Pedder, 1987) and is coming into growing use in oceanographic data assimilation (Carton and Hackert, 1989; Derber and Rosati, 1989) It is a particular suboptimal filter, in which the EKF s error covariance matrix P f is replaced by an approximation, B; this can be expressed as a product of variances, placed ....
Thi'ebaux, H.J., and M.A. Pedder, 1987: Spatial Objective Analysis. Academic Press, London, 299 pp.
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....of homogeneous, isotropic correlation functions on R 3 using representing functions on R having monotonically decreasing one dimensional Fourier transforms. Examples of parameterized correlation functions of this type abound in the time series literature (e.g. Papoulis, 1962, Example 12.2; Thi ebaux and Pedder, 1987, p. 150) Correlation length scales are typical parameters. The primary advantage of this approach is the simplicity of the condition for determining valid correlation functions on R 3 . However, it does not give a general procedure for construction of compactly supported correlation functions. ....
Thi'ebaux, H. J. and Pedder, M. A., 1987, Spatial Objective Analysis: Academic Press, New York, 299 pp.
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