Some aspects of combined equation- and data-driven modeling for turbulent flows
ORAL · Invited
Abstract
Significant recent progress has been made in flow modeling using both equation-driven and data-driven techniques. We focus here on the intersection of these two approaches, using data to complete the details of known flow dynamics. In turbulent flows, nonlinear effects can prevent linear data-driven techniques such as dynamic mode decomposition (Schmid, 2010) and data-driven resolvent analysis (Hermann et al, 2021) from identifying the correct underlying linear operator governing the dynamics. In this talk we will review some of the aspects of learning and exploiting linear and nonlinear dynamics from equations and from data recently explored by the authors.
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Publication: Herrmann, B., Baddoo, P. J., Semaan, R., Brunton, S. L. & McKeon, B. J. 'Data-driven resolvent analysis' J. Fluid Mech. 918, A10 (2021).
Baddoo, P. J., Herrmann, B., McKeon, B. J. & Brunton, S. L. 'Kernel learning for robust dynamic mode decomposition: Linear And Nonlinear Disambiguation Optimization (LANDO)' Proc. A Royal Soc., 478, 20210830 (2022).
McKeon, B. J. & Sharma, A. 'A critical layer framework for turbulent pipe flow' J. Fluid Mech., 658, 336-382 (2010); also ArXiV 1001.3100 (2009).
Presenters
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Beverley J McKeon
Caltech
Authors
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Beverley J McKeon
Caltech
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Benjamin Herrmann
Universidad de Chile
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Peter J Baddoo
MIT
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Steven L Brunton
University of Washington, University of Washington, Department of Mechanical Engineering