Valerio Pascucci, U-Utah
Application
- Turbulent Combustion by Dr. Jackie Chen at SNL, and Dr. John Bell at LBNL
Goal: understanding turbulent combustion
- Combustion provides 85% of the US energy needs
- Low emission/temperature engines will operate at combustion regimes currently poorly understood
- Need new understanding of turbulence-chemistry to predict efficiency and pollutant emissions
Requirement: exploration of flexible Feature definition, analysis and tracking
- Develop robust feature definition
- Allow user to change parameters interactively and evaluate consequences on results
- Track features over time based on variable correspondence parameters
- Concurrent analysis of multiple fields restricted to the features of interest
Challenges
- Accurate combustions simulation generate massive datasets that are hard to manage in postprocessing
- The data needs to be inspected by the user since selection parameters are not predetermined
- For each parameter selection
- the user needs to get access the shape characterizations
- understand the consequence on events like merging or splitting of features of time
Simulation of turbulent combustion |
Segmentation of the data based on a particular feature definition |