  We estimate the power spectrum of HI intensity fluctuations for a sample of 8
galaxies (7 dwarf and one spiral). The power spectrum can be fitted to a power
law P_HI(U) = A U^\alpha for 6 of these galaxies, indicating turbulence is
operational. The estimated best fit value for the slope ranges from ~ -1.5 (AND
IV, NGC 628, UGC 4459 and GR 8) to ~ -2.6 (DDO 210 and NGC 3741). We interpret
this bi-modality as being due to having effectively 2D turbulence on length
scales much larger than the scale height of the galaxy disk and 3D otherwise.
This allows us to use the estimated slope to set bounds on the scale heights of
the face-on galaxies in our sample. We also find that the power law slope
remains constant as we increase the channel thickness for all these galaxies,
suggesting that the fluctuations in HI intensity are due to density
fluctuations and not velocity fluctuations, or that the slope of the velocity
structure function is ~ 0. Finally, for the four galaxies with "2D turbulence"
we find that the slope \alpha correlates with the star formation rate per unit
area, with larger star formation rates leading to steeper power laws. Given our
small sample size this result needs to be confirmed with a larger sample.
