(Mechanics of Fluids and Thermal Systems)
Symposium Organizers:
Jesse Belden, Naval Undersea Warfare Center-Newport
jesse.belden@navy.mil
John Charonko, Los Alamos National Laboratory
jcharonk@lanl.gov
Symposium Technical Description
Image-based measurement techniques have proved invaluable in fluid and thermal systems research. Still, many applications demand innovative quantitative imaging methods to resolve underserved physics. These techniques may involve unique experimental design, non-traditional hardware and/or novel approaches to data analysis and interpretation. This symposium brings together researchers spanning this continuum of quantitative imaging methods under the common theme of innovation for physical insight. Topics invited for this symposium include but are not limited to:
- Development of new quantitative imaging methods, and innovative applications
- Computational imaging
- Quantifying uncertainty, model verification & validation
- Physics-based analysis
- Data-driven modeling
Technical Program
Wednesday | W1 10:00am-11:40am
| B3-1: Quantitative Imaging Methods in Fluid Mechanics | ||
| Room 2110 | Session Chair: Jesse Belden, John Charonko | Track B: Mechanics of Fluids and Thermal Systems |
| 10:00 am | Stereoscopic PIV of the flow within a randomly packed bed of spheres comparison to numerical modelling (Invited)
Staffan Lundström |
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| 10:40 am | Light field measurement of gas-liquid interface geometry
Madison Boyer, Jesse Belden, Alexander Jafek, Tadd Truscott |
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| 11:00 am | (Withdrawn) | |
| 11:20 am | Error Propagation dynamics of PIV-based pressure calculation: from Poisson equations to Kirchhoff plates (Invited)
Zhao Pan, Jared Whitehead, Tadd Truscott |
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