CN113064129A - High-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method - Google Patents

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CN113064129A CN202110236049.7A CN202110236049A CN113064129A CN 113064129 A CN113064129 A CN 113064129A CN 202110236049 A CN202110236049 A CN 202110236049A CN 113064129 A CN113064129 A CN 113064129A
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Abstract

The invention provides a high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method, which needs to consider the overlapping area covered by two stations when carrying out ocean current velocity vector synthesis and finishes the output of a gridding flow field by a series of interpolation means; for abnormal data and isolated measuring points, the invention eliminates abnormal values by an effective quality control means, fills in vacant data points by an interpolation algorithm and realizes the synthesis of the full-area ocean current of an overlapped area.

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High-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of high-frequency ground wave radars, and particularly relates to a high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method.
Background
The high-frequency ground wave radar realizes over-the-horizon monitoring on marine dynamics parameters of marine environmental states such as wind, wave, flow and the like by utilizing the characteristic that energy attenuation is small when vertical high-frequency electromagnetic waves are transmitted along the surface of high-conductivity seawater, and has the characteristics of long observation distance, large coverage area, more inversion elements, all-weather work and the like, wherein the monitoring of ocean currents realizes conventional business operation in many areas. At present, the actual direction and the actual size of the ocean current are calculated by erecting two far-end radar stations and through the projection amount in two directions. Because the single station is monitoring data under a polar coordinate system, the overlapping area covered by the two stations needs to be considered during synthesis, and the output of the gridding flow field is completed through a series of interpolation means.
When the high-frequency ground wave radar inverts ocean current data, some abnormal data and isolated measuring points can be generated under the conditions of echo distance, environmental interference and self equipment, so that an effective quality control means is needed to eliminate abnormal values so as to fill in vacant data points.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method which can correct abnormal data and ocean current velocity vectors of isolated measuring points and realize the synthesis of the ocean current in the whole area.
A high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method comprises the following steps:
s1: carrying out grid division on an overlapped area between fan-shaped detection areas covered by two radar stations, screening out grids with actual measurement data sampling points of the radar stations in a set neighborhood range as effective grids, respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute ocean current acquisition operation, and obtaining alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to each effective grid, wherein the ocean current acquisition operation is as follows:
based on a cubic spline interpolation method, respectively obtaining interpolation radial flow physical quantities corresponding to the current grid according to radial flow physical quantities of actually measured data sampling points of two radar stations, and synthesizing the interpolation radial flow physical quantities of the current grid in the two radar stations through a two-station projection method to obtain alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the current grid;
s2: respectively judging whether the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids are abnormal or not according to a set rule, eliminating the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors, recording the grids corresponding to the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the grids without actual measurement data sampling points of the radar station in a set neighborhood range as vacant grids, and recording the rest grids as normal grids;
s3: respectively taking each vacant grid as the current vacant grid to execute two-dimensional linear interpolation operation to obtain the corresponding corrected ocean current velocity vector of each vacant grid, and realizing the synthesis of the whole-region ocean current of the overlapped region, wherein the two-dimensional linear interpolation operation is as follows:
decomposing the alternative ocean current velocity vectors of all normal grids on the row of the current vacant grid into a first component and a second component which are perpendicular to each other, respectively, obtaining a first interpolation component from the first component corresponding to all the normal grids by adopting a cubic spline interpolation method, obtaining a second interpolation component from the second component corresponding to all the normal grids, and synthesizing the first interpolation component and the second interpolation component to obtain a corrected ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current vacant grid.
Further, the specifically determining whether the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each effective grid is abnormal according to the set rule is as follows:
the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M moments form a leading time sequence, and meanwhile, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the next moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M-1 moments form a lagging time sequence, wherein M is at least 3;
based on an AR detection method, respectively acquiring ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment according to the lead time sequence and the lag time sequence corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively acquiring first residual errors between alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the effective grids, and respectively acquiring standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids according to the lead time sequences corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively judging whether the first residual errors corresponding to the effective grids are more than three times of the standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids, and recording the effective grids with the judged results of yes as suspicious grids;
respectively taking each suspicious grid as the current suspicious grid, and executing the following steps to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to each suspicious grid: acquiring a lead time sequence corresponding to a neighborhood grid in a set neighborhood range of the current suspicious grid, and substituting the lead time sequence corresponding to the current suspicious grid and the lead time sequences corresponding to the neighborhood grids into a VAR model to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to the current suspicious grid;
respectively obtaining second residual errors between the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each suspicious grid at the current moment and the corresponding multivariate linear correlation estimation value, and respectively judging whether the second residual error corresponding to each suspicious grid is less than three times of the corresponding standard deviation, if not, judging that the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the suspicious grid is abnormal.
Further, the specifically determining whether the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each effective grid is abnormal according to the set rule is as follows:
respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute the following steps:
acquiring an alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to a neighborhood grid in a neighborhood range set by a current grid;
obtaining the difference value between the alternative ocean current velocity vector of the current grid and the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each neighborhood grid;
inputting each difference value as a characteristic item into an iForest model to obtain a difference value score;
and judging whether the difference value scoring value is larger than a set threshold value, if so, judging that the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is abnormal.
Further, the obtaining of the interpolated radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid according to the radial flow physical quantities of the measured data sampling points of the two radar stations by using the cubic spline interpolation method specifically includes:
respectively taking two radar stations as current radar stations to execute the following steps:
acquiring radial flow physical quantities of actually measured data sampling points on two radius boundaries of a sector detection area covered by a current radar station, and forming sampling points with the same distance with the current radar station on the two radius boundaries into sampling point pairs, wherein the number of the sampling points on each radius boundary is at least 3;
respectively obtaining arc line segments formed between each sampling point pair, respectively dividing the arc line segments between each sampling point pair into more than three sub-arc line segments, and representing each sub-arc line segment by adopting different cubic polynomials;
acquiring intersection points between a connecting line of the current grid relative to the current radar station and each arc line segment, and selecting a corresponding cubic polynomial to perform interpolation according to the sub-arc line segments to which the intersection points belong to respectively obtain radial flow physical quantities of the intersection points;
and performing linear interpolation on the radial flow physical quantity of each intersection point along the radial direction to obtain an interpolated radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid.
Further, the candidate ocean current velocity vector includes a candidate ocean current velocity magnitude and a candidate ocean current velocity direction angle, and synthesizing the interpolation radial flow physical quantities of the current grid in the two radar stations by the two-station projection method specifically includes:
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wherein, thetaAFor the current grid direction angle of current sea velocity, theta, relative to radar station # IBIs the current grid direction angle of current sea current velocity relative to radar station number II, thetaCFor the alternative current velocity direction angle, V, corresponding to the current gridAThe interpolation radial flow physical quantity, V, corresponding to the current grid is obtained for the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the No. I radar stationBThe interpolation radial flow physical quantity, V, corresponding to the current grid is obtained for the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the No. II radar stationCAnd the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is obtained.
Further, the overlap region satisfies: and the direction angle of any one grid in the overlapping area relative to the ocean current velocity of the two radar stations is in the range of 30-150 degrees.
Has the advantages that:
1. the invention provides a high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method, which needs to consider the overlapping area covered by two stations when carrying out ocean current velocity vector synthesis and finishes the output of a gridding flow field by a series of interpolation means; for abnormal data and isolated measuring points, the invention eliminates abnormal values by an effective quality control means, fills in vacant data points by an interpolation algorithm and realizes the synthesis of the full-area ocean current of an overlapped area.
2. The invention provides a high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method, which fully considers the characteristics of the half-day tide of ocean current, monitors the smooth change of an ocean current velocity vector on the time axis of a current grid and the correlation between the current grid and an adjacent grid in space, utilizes the smooth control on a time sequence corresponding to the current grid, analyzes an advance time sequence and a lag time sequence by using an AR (augmented reality) detection method, generates an AR (augmented reality) model to obtain an estimated value of the field, substitutes the time sequence of a neighborhood grid and the time sequence of a suspicious point into a VAR (value-variance-correlation) model to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation, and finally judges that an alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is suspicious according to the relationship between the alternative ocean current velocity vector and the multivariate; the method is fully compared with buoy, ocean model data and the like, and abnormal points can be effectively eliminated.
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FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of radial flow cubic spline interpolation provided by the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the vector flow synthesis provided by the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of AR and VAR anomaly detection provided by the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the two effects of AR and VAR anomaly detection provided by the present invention;
fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of isolated forest IForest space detection provided by the present invention.
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As shown in fig. 1, a method for synthesizing high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current comprises the following steps:
s1: and carrying out grid division on an overlapped area between the fan-shaped detection areas covered by the two radar stations, screening out grids with actual measurement data sampling points of the radar stations in a set neighborhood range as effective grids, and respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute ocean current acquisition operation to obtain alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to each effective grid. It should be noted that the synthetic angle control error shows, according to related research, that the synthetic angle of the ground wave radar vector is out of the range of 30 ° and 150 ° with a large error, and therefore, the overlapping region needs to satisfy: the direction angle of the ocean current speed of any grid relative to the two radar stations in the overlapping area is in the range of 30-150 degrees; for grid points not within this range, the ocean current velocity vectors are not synthesized.
Wherein the ocean current obtaining operation is: based on a cubic spline interpolation method, obtaining the interpolation radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid according to the radial flow physical quantity of the actually measured data sampling points of the two radar stations, and synthesizing the interpolation radial flow physical quantity of the current grid in the two radar stations through a two-station projection method to obtain the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid.
S2: and respectively judging whether the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids are abnormal or not according to a set rule, eliminating the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors, recording the grids corresponding to the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the grids without the actual measurement data sampling points of the radar station in a set neighborhood range as vacant grids, and recording the rest grids as normal grids.
S3: respectively taking each vacant grid as the current vacant grid to execute two-dimensional linear interpolation operation to obtain the corresponding corrected ocean current velocity vector of each vacant grid, and realizing the synthesis of the whole-region ocean current of the overlapped region, wherein the two-dimensional linear interpolation operation is as follows:
decomposing the alternative ocean current velocity vectors of all normal grids on which the current vacant grid is positioned into a first component and a second component which are perpendicular to each other, such as an east component U and a quilt component V, obtaining a first interpolation component from the first component corresponding to all the normal grids by adopting a cubic spline interpolation method, obtaining a second interpolation component from the second component corresponding to all the normal grids, and synthesizing the first interpolation component and the second interpolation component to obtain a corrected ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current vacant grid.
Two ways of determining whether the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each effective grid is abnormal are described below.
The first method comprises the following steps: the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M moments form a leading time sequence, and meanwhile, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the next moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M-1 moments form a lagging time sequence, wherein M is at least 3;
based on an AR detection method, respectively acquiring ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment according to the lead time sequence and the lag time sequence corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively acquiring first residual errors between alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the effective grids, and respectively acquiring standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids according to the lead time sequences corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively judging whether the first residual errors corresponding to the effective grids are more than three times of the standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids, and recording the effective grids with the judged results of yes as suspicious grids;
respectively taking each suspicious grid as the current suspicious grid, and executing the following steps to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to each suspicious grid: acquiring a lead time sequence corresponding to a neighborhood grid of a four-neighborhood or eight-neighborhood set in a neighborhood range of a current suspicious grid, and substituting the lead time sequence corresponding to the current suspicious grid and the lead time sequences corresponding to the neighborhood grids into a VAR model to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to the current suspicious grid;
respectively acquiring second residual errors between the ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each suspicious grid at the current moment and the corresponding multivariate linear correlation estimation values, respectively judging whether the second residual errors corresponding to each suspicious grid are less than three times of the corresponding standard deviation, if so, representing that the neighborhood grid is also highly correlated with the change rule of the suspicious grid, and canceling abnormal attributes; and meanwhile, judging the ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the suspicious grid with a negative judgment result as abnormal.
For example, as shown in fig. 4 and 5, the data analysis graphs are respectively of different monitoring points, the black thick dotted line is a critical line with 3 times of standard deviation, if the black thick dotted line exceeds the line, the point is inconsistent with the integrity and is marked as a suspicious point, the gray thin dotted line represents a critical line with 3 times of standard deviation with the data of the adjacent point, if the black thin dotted line exceeds the line, the point is inconsistent with the surrounding data points in space, and the above conditions are met, so that the point can be determined to be an abnormal point.
And the second method comprises the following steps: respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute the following steps:
acquiring alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to neighborhood grids in a neighborhood range set by a current grid, such as a neighborhood grid of a four neighborhood or an eight neighborhood;
obtaining the difference value between the alternative ocean current velocity vector of the current grid and the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each neighborhood grid;
inputting each difference value as a characteristic item into an iForest model to obtain a difference value score;
and judging whether the difference value scoring value is greater than a set threshold value, if so, indicating that the characteristics are more obvious, the difference between the current grid and the neighborhood grid is larger, the possibility that the current grid is an isolated point is higher, and the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is abnormal.
For example, as shown in fig. 6, points with extreme values and points with too large jumps and extreme mismatching with surrounding points are labeled as high anomaly scores, and the score values are all at least 0.75 or more. For abnormal values of the sheet or the ring, the iForest algorithm can also accurately identify the abnormal values.
In the calculation of the above fields, the parameter t is 16,
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that is, at most, only 16 × 64-1024 points (with repetition) are taken to train the corresponding model, and each field of data has 3000-4000 data points, which fully explains that the sampling process can simplify the calculation under the premise of ensuring the effect.
The manner of obtaining the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is described in detail below.
The method for obtaining the interpolation radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid according to the radial flow physical quantities of the measured data sampling points of the two radar stations by adopting the cubic spline interpolation method specifically comprises the following steps:
respectively taking two radar stations as current radar stations to execute the following steps:
acquiring radial flow physical quantities of actually measured data sampling points on two radius boundaries of a sector detection area covered by a current radar station, and forming sampling points with the same distance with the current radar station on the two radius boundaries into sampling point pairs, wherein the number of the sampling points on each radius boundary is at least 3;
respectively obtaining arc line segments formed between each sampling point pair, respectively dividing the arc line segments between each sampling point pair into more than three sub-arc line segments, and representing each sub-arc line segment by adopting different cubic polynomials;
acquiring intersection points between a connecting line of the current grid relative to the current radar station and each arc line segment, and selecting a corresponding cubic polynomial to perform interpolation according to the sub-arc line segments to which the intersection points belong to respectively obtain radial flow physical quantities of the intersection points;
and performing linear interpolation on the radial flow physical quantity of each intersection point along the radial direction to obtain an interpolated radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid.
For example, as shown in fig. 2, 1, radial flow cubic spline interpolation, for an interpolation point in a current grid, firstly determining an actually measured radial flow physical quantity of a sampling point C, E, F, G, I, J on a radial flow field, that is, on two radial boundaries of a sector detection area covered by a current radar station, according to an adjacent distance parameter, firstly calculating a radial flow physical quantity of an intersection point m1 between F and G points in a circumferential direction by using a cubic spline interpolation formula, and similarly obtaining a radial flow physical quantity of an intersection point m2 between sampling points I, J and an intersection point m3 between E, C; because the interpolation points represented by the current grid and the intersection points m1, m2 and m3 are on the same straight line, and the radial flow physical quantities of the intersection points m1, m2 and m3 are obtained by interpolation through a cubic spline interpolation formula, the interpolation points can be calculated through radial linear interpolation, and the radial flow physical quantities of the interpolation points are obtained finally.
Further, the candidate ocean current velocity vector includes a candidate ocean current velocity magnitude and a candidate ocean current velocity direction angle, and synthesizing the interpolation radial flow physical quantities of the current grid in the two radar stations by the two-station projection method specifically includes:
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wherein, thetaAFor the current grid direction angle of current sea velocity, theta, relative to radar station # IBIs the current grid direction angle of current sea current velocity relative to radar station number II, thetaCFor the alternative current velocity direction angle, V, corresponding to the current gridAThe interpolation radial flow physical quantity, V, corresponding to the current grid is obtained for the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the No. I radar stationBThe interpolation radial flow physical quantity, V, corresponding to the current grid is obtained for the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the No. II radar stationCAnd the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is obtained.
For example, as shown in FIG. 3, for A, B two stations, the radial component angles at the current grid P point are each θAAnd thetaBThe flow velocity components are respectively VA、VBObtaining the vector angle theta at the P point by a projection methodC、VC
In summary, compared with other technologies, the advantages of the invention are as follows:
1. the characteristics of the half-day tide of ocean current are fully considered, and data on the time axis of the monitoring point changes smoothly and the correlation between the monitoring point and adjacent points in space is achieved.
2. The research result is compared with the data of the buoy and the ocean model sufficiently, and a plurality of algorithmic optimizations are completed.
The present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential attributes thereof, and it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made herein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

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1. A high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current synthesis method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1: carrying out grid division on an overlapped area between fan-shaped detection areas covered by two radar stations, screening out grids with actual measurement data sampling points of the radar stations in a set neighborhood range as effective grids, respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute ocean current acquisition operation, and obtaining alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to each effective grid, wherein the ocean current acquisition operation is as follows:
based on a cubic spline interpolation method, respectively obtaining interpolation radial flow physical quantities corresponding to the current grid according to radial flow physical quantities of actually measured data sampling points of two radar stations, and synthesizing the interpolation radial flow physical quantities of the current grid in the two radar stations through a two-station projection method to obtain alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the current grid;
s2: respectively judging whether the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids are abnormal or not according to a set rule, eliminating the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors, recording the grids corresponding to the abnormal alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the grids without actual measurement data sampling points of the radar station in a set neighborhood range as vacant grids, and recording the rest grids as normal grids;
s3: respectively taking each vacant grid as the current vacant grid to execute two-dimensional linear interpolation operation to obtain the corresponding corrected ocean current velocity vector of each vacant grid, and realizing the synthesis of the whole-region ocean current of the overlapped region, wherein the two-dimensional linear interpolation operation is as follows:
decomposing the alternative ocean current velocity vectors of all normal grids on the row of the current vacant grid into a first component and a second component which are perpendicular to each other, respectively, obtaining a first interpolation component from the first component corresponding to all the normal grids by adopting a cubic spline interpolation method, obtaining a second interpolation component from the second component corresponding to all the normal grids, and synthesizing the first interpolation component and the second interpolation component to obtain a corrected ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current vacant grid.
2. The method for synthesizing ocean current of high-frequency ground wave radar according to claim 1, wherein the step of respectively judging whether the candidate ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids are abnormal according to the set rule is specifically as follows:
the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M moments form a leading time sequence, and meanwhile, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment, the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the next moment and the alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the previous M-1 moments form a lagging time sequence, wherein M is at least 3;
based on an AR detection method, respectively acquiring ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment according to the lead time sequence and the lag time sequence corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively acquiring first residual errors between alternative ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids at the current moment and ocean current velocity vector estimation values corresponding to the alternative ocean current velocity vectors and the effective grids, and respectively acquiring standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids according to the lead time sequences corresponding to the effective grids;
respectively judging whether the first residual errors corresponding to the effective grids are more than three times of the standard deviations corresponding to the effective grids, and recording the effective grids with the judged results of yes as suspicious grids;
respectively taking each suspicious grid as the current suspicious grid, and executing the following steps to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to each suspicious grid: acquiring a lead time sequence corresponding to a neighborhood grid in a set neighborhood range of the current suspicious grid, and substituting the lead time sequence corresponding to the current suspicious grid and the lead time sequences corresponding to the neighborhood grids into a VAR model to obtain a multivariate linear correlation estimation value corresponding to the current suspicious grid;
respectively obtaining second residual errors between the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each suspicious grid at the current moment and the corresponding multivariate linear correlation estimation value, and respectively judging whether the second residual error corresponding to each suspicious grid is less than three times of the corresponding standard deviation, if not, judging that the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the suspicious grid is abnormal.
3. The method for synthesizing ocean current of high-frequency ground wave radar according to claim 1, wherein the step of respectively judging whether the candidate ocean current velocity vectors corresponding to the effective grids are abnormal according to the set rule is specifically as follows:
respectively taking each effective grid as a current grid to execute the following steps:
acquiring an alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to a neighborhood grid in a neighborhood range set by a current grid;
obtaining the difference value between the alternative ocean current velocity vector of the current grid and the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to each neighborhood grid;
inputting each difference value as a characteristic item into an iForest model to obtain a difference value score;
and judging whether the difference value scoring value is larger than a set threshold value, if so, judging that the alternative ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is abnormal.
4. The method for synthesizing ocean current of high-frequency ground wave radar according to claim 1, wherein the obtaining of the interpolated radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid by using the cubic spline interpolation method according to the radial flow physical quantities of the measured data sampling points of the two radar stations respectively is specifically as follows:
respectively taking two radar stations as current radar stations to execute the following steps:
acquiring radial flow physical quantities of actually measured data sampling points on two radius boundaries of a sector detection area covered by a current radar station, and forming sampling points with the same distance with the current radar station on the two radius boundaries into sampling point pairs, wherein the number of the sampling points on each radius boundary is at least 3;
respectively obtaining arc line segments formed between each sampling point pair, respectively dividing the arc line segments between each sampling point pair into more than three sub-arc line segments, and representing each sub-arc line segment by adopting different cubic polynomials;
acquiring intersection points between a connecting line of the current grid relative to the current radar station and each arc line segment, and selecting a corresponding cubic polynomial to perform interpolation according to the sub-arc line segments to which the intersection points belong to respectively obtain radial flow physical quantities of the intersection points;
and performing linear interpolation on the radial flow physical quantity of each intersection point along the radial direction to obtain an interpolated radial flow physical quantity corresponding to the current grid.
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the candidate ocean current velocity vector comprises a candidate ocean current velocity magnitude and a candidate ocean current velocity direction angle, and the synthesizing of the interpolated radial flow physical quantities of the current grid in the two radar stations by the two-station projection method is specifically:
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wherein, thetaAFor the current grid direction angle of current sea velocity, theta, relative to radar station # IBIs the current grid direction angle of current sea current velocity relative to radar station number II, thetaCFor the alternative current velocity direction angle, V, corresponding to the current gridAThe interpolation radial flow physical quantity, V, corresponding to the current grid is obtained for the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the No. I radar stationBIs composed of No. II thunderObtaining the interpolation radial flow physical quantity V corresponding to the current grid by the radial flow physical quantity actually measured by the arrival stationCAnd the candidate ocean current velocity vector corresponding to the current grid is obtained.
6. A method for synthesizing high-frequency ground wave radar ocean current according to claim 1, wherein the overlapping area satisfies: and the direction angle of any one grid in the overlapping area relative to the ocean current velocity of the two radar stations is in the range of 30-150 degrees.
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