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Entirely too long ago, I posted that I had a paper about data analysis
using fractals, and that I would post the reference.  Well, here it
(finally!) is, if anyone is (still) interested:

Turbulent Combustion Data Analysis Using Fractals, W. Strahle, AIAA
paper 90-0729, 28th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Jan. 1990.

The abstract reads:

This paper investigates several types of data analysis, based upon fractal
geometry concepts, using time series generated in turbulent combustion
research.  The techniques are quite general and may be used for other
turbulent flows.  Investigated are the generalized fractal dimension, 
multifractal probability density function, fractal filtration, multifractal
spectrum, and fractal interpolation and its possible connection with
chaotic dynamics.  It is concluded that several of the techniques are
useful for a) new visual depiction of the data, b) discrimination of
portions of data traces as noise-contaminated, c) separation of wanted and
unwanted high or low frequency events, and d) interpolation between sparse
data points in either short run time or low data acquisition rate situations.

Sorry for the delay!

Kerry Mitchell