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Recovering turbulent velocity statistics from noisy integral-field spectroscopy
Turbulence plays a critical role in the evolution of H II regions, yet recovering its statistical properties from observations remains challenging, particularly when centroid velocities are affected by instrumental noise. We present a methodology for recovering the second-order velocity structure fu
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