BIAS CORRECTIONS IN TURBULENCE MEASUREMENTS BY THE LASER DOPPLER ANEMOMETER.

Preben Buchhave; William K. George

BIAS CORRECTIONS IN TURBULENCE MEASUREMENTS BY THE LASER DOPPLER ANEMOMETER.

Preben Buchhave
, William K. George

Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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This paper describes work presently underway at the Turbulence Research Laboratory, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences, State University of New York at Buffalo. The object of this program is partly to develop correct data analysis algorithms and software for bias-free estimation of statistical flow quantities based on randomly arriving LDA-counter data, partly to serve as a pilot program for the design of a larger experimental facility for jet noise studies, now in its initial phase. The basic philosophy behind the development of data analysis programs is described.

Original language	English
Pages	110-119
Number of pages	10
State	Published - 1979
Event	Laser Velocimetry and Part Sizing, Proc of the Int Workshop on Laser Velocimetry, 3rd - Lafayette, LA, USA Duration: Jul 11 1978 → Jul 13 1978

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Conference	Laser Velocimetry and Part Sizing, Proc of the Int Workshop on Laser Velocimetry, 3rd
City	Lafayette, LA, USA
Period	07/11/78 → 07/13/78

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