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This study presents an optimal design method for selecting the best states, sampling times, and locations for parameter estimation in complex nonlinear partial differential systems. An iterative algorithm is proposed for implementing this methodology.

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Area of Science:

* Applied Mathematics
* Computational Science
* Scientific Computing

Background:

* Parameter estimation and inverse problems are crucial for understanding complex nonlinear partial differential systems.
* Existing methods may lack efficiency or optimality in selecting observation strategies.
* Nonlinear partial differential systems are prevalent in various scientific and engineering disciplines.

Purpose of the Study:

* To formulate an optimal design problem for selecting observation states, sampling times, and locations.
* To develop a methodology for efficient parameter estimation in complex nonlinear systems.
* To propose an iterative algorithm for the practical implementation of the optimal design.

Main Methods:

* Formulation of an optimal design problem.
* Mathematical modeling of nonlinear partial differential systems.
* Development of an iterative algorithm for optimal sensor placement and sampling strategy.

Main Results:

* An optimal design framework for observation selection was successfully formulated.
* The proposed iterative algorithm provides a practical approach for implementation.
* The methodology addresses the challenge of parameter estimation in complex nonlinear systems.

Conclusions:

* The developed optimal design problem provides a systematic approach to enhance parameter estimation.
* The iterative algorithm facilitates the practical application of the proposed methodology.
* This work contributes to more effective data acquisition strategies for complex scientific models.