Gabriel Katul, Karen Wesson, and Brani Vidakovic

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Gabriel Katul, Karen Wesson, and Brani Vidakovic Quantifying Organization in Time Series: Applications in Atmospheric Turbulence Gabriel Katul, Karen Wesson, and Brani Vidakovic

Surface Layer and Canopy Turbulence Canopy Sublayer Surface Layer

Surface Layer and Canopy Sublayer Blending Region 2h Canopy Sublayer h

Degree of Organization

Degree of Organization THE FLOW FIELD IS A SUPERPOSITION OF THREE CANONICAL STRUCTURES Mixing Layer d Displaced wall Real wall REGION I REGION II REGION III Boundary Layer

Techniques:

Shannon Entropy:

Wavelet Thresholding: Wavelets disbalance geophysical data because they concentrate most of the energy in few coefficients. The process of setting the amplitude of wavelet coefficients to zero when a certain threshold is exceeded is known as thresholding. The number of coefficients remaining after thresholding measures degree of organization associated with energetic events

Threshold Criterion: Frequency or Fourier Domain Wavelet Domain Time

Thresholding and Variance Recovery

Threshold Selection

Wavelet Papers - since 1990 (from Addison, 2002)

Time-Frequency local transform

Can reduce the effects of gaps on transformation

Forward Transform: Time to Wavelet Inverse Transform: Wavelet to time

Mutual Information:

Mutual Information:

Canopy Sublayer Experiments

Shannon Entropy Results:

Wavelet Thresholding Results

Mutual Information Results

Conclusions: Tools from nonlinear time series permit identification of organization using “scalar measures”. In this case study, we showed that the CSL eddy motion is more organized than the ASL eddy motion. That is, it is more amenable to a low-dimensional model. For some systems, complexity, entropy, organization, and predictability are connected.