Ensemble-on-demand Kalman filter for large-scale systems with time-sparse measurements
In Sung Kim, Bruno O. S. Teixeira, Dennis S. Bernstein
Abstract
In Sung Kim, Bruno O. S. Teixeira, Dennis S. Bernstein
Abstract
The ensemble Kalman filter for data assimilation involves the propagation of a collection of ensemble members. Under the assumption of time-sparse measurements, we avoid propagating the ensemble members for all of the time steps by creating an ensemble of models only when a new measurement is made available. We call this algorithm the ensemble-on-demand Kalman filter (EnODKF). We use guidelines for ensemble size within the context of EnODKF, and demonstrate the performance of EnODKF for a representative example, specifically, a heat flow problem.
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The ensemble Kalman filter for data assimilation involves the propagation of a collection of ensemble members. Under the assumption of time-sparse measurements, we avoid propagating the ensemble members for all of the time steps by creating an ensemble of models only when a new measurement is made available. We call this algorithm the ensemble-on-demand Kalman filter (EnODKF). We use guidelines for ensemble size within the context of EnODKF, and demonstrate the performance of EnODKF for a representative example, specifically, a heat flow problem.
Key concepts: Ensemble Kalman filter, Kalman filter, Data assimilation, Computer science, Ensemble learning, Context (archaeology), Ensemble forecasting, Extended Kalman filter