‘Data in Fluids’

Cambridge

10th July – 18th August 2023

A total of 26 attendees from across the UK came to Cambridge for 6 weeks to attend lectures and tutorials, and, working in small groups, carry out scoping studies for future research projects on a wide range of topics in fluid dynamics:

• Fluid-driven buoyant granular flows
• Predicting attachment and removal of contaminants from surfaces by fluid flows
• Learning the rheological parameters of blood from MRV data
• Hydraulic jumps, mixing, and waves in gravity currents
• Instabilities in rotating immiscible superfluids
• Identifying and predicting the occurrence of oceanic submesoscale vortices
• Data-driven modelling of coherent structures in shear flows
• Momentum and scalar transport of the flow past realistic canopies

Lecture courses and hands-on sessions were given on data collection and processing:

Data collection

• Dr Christina Vanderwel (University of Southampton)
• Dr John Lawson (University of Southampton)

Data processing

• Dr George Rigas (Imperial College London)
• Dr Urban Fasel (Imperial College London)
• Dr Lucas Lacasa (IFISC, Palma de Mallorca, Spain)
• Prof Matthew Juniper (University of Cambridge)

In addition, Dr Adrien Lefauve gave a practical overview of PIV at the GK Batchelor Laboratory in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.

Schedule

Blog

There are posts on many of the activities at the Summer Programme in the NFFDy Blog.

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