An efficient algorithm for the large-scale smoothing of scattered data retrieved from remote sounding experiments

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We present a new algorithm for smoothing/interpolation of two-dimensional fields applicable to noisy data observed at scattered sites. The technique is based on a special statistics allowing one to simultaneously minimize the fit residual and the correlation between residuals of adjacent points. The principle of the method is first explained in the 1-D case and then extended to the 2-D case by adjunction of a regularization operator. The method is compared with different algorithms (Loess-Renka, Biharmonic Spline and kriging) in three test cases related to remote sounding of the Earth's atmosphere by space-borne experiments.

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Fussen, D. (2003). An efficient algorithm for the large-scale smoothing of scattered data retrieved from remote sounding experiments. Annales Geophysicae, 21(7), 1645–1652. https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-21-1645-2003

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