The application relates to the technical field of
data processing, and discloses a hydrological climate element history
sequence reconstruction method based on multi-layer nested
coupling, which comprises the following steps: unifying the
time resolution of multi-source substitute data and observation sequences; performing adaptive
noise complete ensemble empirical mode
decomposition, recombining to generate high-frequency layer and low-frequency layer control sequences; calculating cross
wavelet power spectrum, extracting
instantaneous phase difference sequences and
wavelet square coherence sequences; constructing a nested
coupling regression benchmark model, calculating dynamic high-
low frequency regression coefficients and generating a two-dimensional
system lookup table; using the two-dimensional
system lookup table to obtain regression coefficients of a history period, combining with coherent
logic gate control sequences generated by the
wavelet square coherence sequences to process distorted data, and outputting reconstructed sequences. The application isolates the interference of signals of different frequency bands, adapts to the time-varying properties of
climate system parameters, and improves the reconstruction quality of long-term trends and short-term fluctuations.