10-14 October 2016
Milan Hotel
Europe/Moscow timezone

Non-linear methods for estimation of interrelationship between two scalar fields: multifield gradient measure and Jacobi sets.

11 Oct 2016, 15:15
30m
Hall of the 2nd floor (Milan Hotel)

Hall of the 2nd floor

Milan Hotel

Shipilovskaya Street, 28A, Moscow, Russia, 115563
Poster Cosmic rays Poster session - II

Speaker

Mr. Vladislav Alekseev (P. G. Demidov Yaroslavl State University)

Description

We consider a problem of estimation of relationship between scalar fields for a multifield data set. Evaluation techniques using computation of correlation matrix for fields give a global result and therefore are non-informative. As a satisfactory alternative, gradient comparison measure can be used [Nagaraj, 2011]. Another alternative is Jacobi sets, which are the sets of critical points of the restrictions of one function to the intersection of level sets of the other functions [Huettenberger, 2015]. We present the results of a numerical experiment for the case of multifield containing two fields: geopotential height on isobaric level 300 hPa and total ozone column in the Northern hemisphere in January 2005, when intensive solar proton events were observed. Estimation of relationship by gradient measure indicates strengthening interaction between fields at $18^{th}$ and $20^{th}$ of January. However, note that gradient measure value depends on gradient vectors length, so such strengthening may be related with magnitude change of gradient fields. Jacobi sets computation gives more reasonable estimate: relation between fields weakens during solar proton events; paths on Jacobi set between critical points of total ozone field become longer. In this work we also give physical explanations of obtained results.

Primary authors

Ms. Irina Artamonova (The Central Astronomical Observatory of the Russian Academy of Sciences at Pulkovo, St Petersburg) Dr. Nicolai Makarenko (The Central Astronomical Observatory of the Russian Academy of Sciences at Pulkovo, St Petersburg) Mr. Vladislav Alekseev (P. G. Demidov Yaroslavl State University)

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