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| ====== Paprocki research blog, spring 2009 ====== | ====== Paprocki research blog, spring 2009 ====== | ||
| + | Currently not active - all stuff goes into the [[gtspring2009:2dturbulence|2d turbulence blog]] --- //[[predrag.cvitanovic@physics.gatech.edu|Predrag Cvitanovic]] 2009-02-08 14:05// | ||
| ===== Links ===== | ===== Links ===== | ||
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| movies @ http://www.youtube.com/user/schatzturbulence | movies @ http://www.youtube.com/user/schatzturbulence | ||
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| ===== Blog ===== | ===== Blog ===== | ||
| - | :-D First post | + | :-D First post\\ |
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| + | What I've done so far:\\ | ||
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| + | -Made functions in MATLAB to do the following:\\ | ||
| + | --Take in a movie file of 2D turbulence and run a particle image velocimetry algorithm on it and output a correlation.mat file, which contains velocity field data that correlates every pair of sequential images\\ | ||
| + | --Take in a correlation.mat file and plots each velocity field, and then save the image of that plot\\ | ||
| + | --Take in a correlation.mat file and output an array containing the magnitude of every vector in each plot as magArray.mat\\ | ||
| + | --Take in a magArray.mat file and output a time series plot for a specified location\\ | ||
| + | --Take in a magArray.mat file and output a recurrence plot\\ | ||
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| + | -Made movies of a number of test runs on the experiment with both periodic and turbulent motion, including plots of the velocity fields (see links section)\\ | ||
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| + | Here are some pictures of the recurrence plots. Both axes are time; the distance between two points along either axis is proportional to the time between the two points. Time "loops around" for the upper right triangle of each image (i.e. half of the image). The darker the color the closer in total vector magnitude the two points were. The lighter the color the further apart in total vector magnitude the two points were. I haven't yet analyzed the code close enough to make 100% sure that it's doing //exactly// what it's supposed to. | ||
| - | What I've done so far: | + | Turbulent motion:\\ |
| + | {{glassturb2rec2.jpg?220}} {{turb3rec2.jpg?220}} {{turb4rec2.jpg?220}} | ||
| - | -Made functions in MATLAB to do the following: | + | Periodic motion:\\ |
| - | --Take in a movie file of 2D turbulence and run a particle image velocimetry algorithm on it and output a correlation.mat file, which contains velocity field data that correlates every pair of sequential images | + | {{periodic3rec2.jpg?220}} {{periodic4rec2.jpg?220}} |
| - | --Take in a correlation.mat file and plots each velocity field, and then save the image of that plot | + | |
| - | --Take in a correlation.mat file and output an array containing the magnitude of every vector in each plot as magArray.mat | + | |
| - | --Take in a magArray.mat file and output a time series plot for a specified location | + | |
| - | --Take in a magArray.mat file and output a recurrence plot | + | |
| - | -Made movies of a number of test runs on the experiment with both periodic and turbulent motion, including plots of the velocity fields | + | --- //[[jon.paprocki@gatech.edu|Jon P.]] 2009-02-06 6:12 PM// |
| - | --- //[[dborrero@gatech.edu|Daniel B.]] 2009-01-27 1:18// | + | |
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