Of networks and regularization: new developments in Lagrangian Particle Tracking - presented by Dr. Daniel Schanz

Of networks and regularization: new developments in Lagrangian Particle Tracking

Dr. Daniel Schanz

Dr. Daniel Schanz

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P. Godbersen et al. (2024) Peak-CNN: improved particle image localization using single-stage CNNs. Experiments in Fluids
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Of networks and regularization: new developments in Lagrangian Particle Tracking
Dr. Daniel Schanz
Daniel Schanz
German Aerospace Center

This talk will introduce several recent developments in the the field of 3D particle tracking and related post-processing methods. The aspects that will be touched are: (i) Machine-learning based dectection of particle images and the implications for 3D position reconstruction. (ii) First experiences with high-performance-computing evaluations using the Shake-The-Box algorithm. (iii) Comparisons of several classes of flowfield-reconstruction approaches (Binning, Data Assimilation, Physics-Informed Neural Networks).

References
  • 1.
    P. Godbersen et al. (2024) Peak-CNN: improved particle image localization using single-stage CNNs. Experiments in Fluids
  • 2.
    A. Schröder and D. Schanz (2022) 3D Lagrangian Particle Tracking in Fluid Mechanics. Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics
  • 3.
    D. Schanz et al. (2016) Shake-The-Box: Lagrangian particle tracking at high particle image densities. Experiments in Fluids
  • 4.
    T. Jahn et al. (2021) Advanced iterative particle reconstruction for Lagrangian particle tracking. Experiments in Fluids
  • 5.
    Benchmarking Data Assimilation Methods for 3D LPT
  • 6.
    FlowFit3: Efficient data assimilation of LPT measurements
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D. Schanz (2025, February 11), Of networks and regularization: new developments in Lagrangian Particle Tracking
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