| Ma Jirui,Tian Suzhen,Zheng Wenzhen,Chai Xinmin. 1995. Research on the spectral analysis and test method of period signals in monthly mean sea level. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (2):181－190 |
| Research on the spectral analysis and test method of period signals in monthly mean sea level |
| Research on the spectral analysis and test method of period signals in monthly mean sea level |
| Received:January 05, 1995 Revised:April 10, 1995 |
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| Key words:Monthly mean sea level nonlinear bispectrum spectral analysis period analysis linear trend |
| 中文关键词: Monthly mean sea level nonlinear bispectrum spectral analysis period analysis linear trend |
| 基金项目:This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract No. 49376261. |
| Author Name | Affiliation | | Ma Jirui | Institute of Marine Scientific and Technological Information, State Oceanic Administration, Tianjin 300171, China | | Tian Suzhen | Research Institute of Marine Strategies, State Oceanic Administration, Beijing 100081, China | | Zheng Wenzhen | Institute of Marine Scientific and Technological Information, State Oceanic Administration, Tianjin 300171, China | | Chai Xinmin | Institute of Marine Scientific and Technological Information, State Oceanic Administration, Tianjin 300171, China |
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| Abstract: |
| This paper summarizes the general methods, existing problems and their causes of the period analysis for the monthly mean sea level and points out that it is the key to the analysing period signals and forecasting the change trend of the monthly mean sea level that the periods of the signals are selected reasonably.As there are often many period signals in these series, nonlinear effects exist between pairs of period signals.In order to avoid the false periods that may be introduced due to the effects of side lobes and the periods with statistical phase significance coherence that may be introduced due to the effects of nonlinear effects and their restraint to other period signals, the maximum entropy spectral analysis and the corresponding significance period test may be performed repeatedly on the basis of the bispectrum analysis and meanwhile the most significant period component is filtered out by the least square filtering method, i.e., the method of the significance period analysis with mixed spectra modeled by a nonlinear system is adopted and the signal periods approaching the reality are selected one by one.The examples of the bispectrum analysis, the signal period analysis by mixed spectra and the fitting parameters for combined period components with linear trend in the time series of monthly mean sea level are given in this paper. |
| 中文摘要: |
| This paper summarizes the general methods, existing problems and their causes of the period analysis for the monthly mean sea level and points out that it is the key to the analysing period signals and forecasting the change trend of the monthly mean sea level that the periods of the signals are selected reasonably.As there are often many period signals in these series, nonlinear effects exist between pairs of period signals.In order to avoid the false periods that may be introduced due to the effects of side lobes and the periods with statistical phase significance coherence that may be introduced due to the effects of nonlinear effects and their restraint to other period signals, the maximum entropy spectral analysis and the corresponding significance period test may be performed repeatedly on the basis of the bispectrum analysis and meanwhile the most significant period component is filtered out by the least square filtering method, i.e., the method of the significance period analysis with mixed spectra modeled by a nonlinear system is adopted and the signal periods approaching the reality are selected one by one.The examples of the bispectrum analysis, the signal period analysis by mixed spectra and the fitting parameters for combined period components with linear trend in the time series of monthly mean sea level are given in this paper. |
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