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as well as a sensitive interaction of the natural frequency of the UAVs with the surrounding turbulence are expected. These boundary conditions must be considered in the regulatory Certification
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turbulence are expected. These boundary conditions must be considered in the regulatory Certification Specifications. The PhD topic consists of two parts, the weighting of which can be adjusted. First, natural
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in a number of the following topics: Turbulence modeling with wave propagation simulations Modulations used in optical wireless communications Data Analysis and Management Implement and open-source
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to the complexity of the mathematical models that describe them. The current consensus is that there are three “types” of viscoelastic chaos: modified Newtonian turbulence, elastic turbulence, and elasto-inertial
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atmospheric aerosol particles, their interactions with clouds and turbulence, and cloud microphysics. The focus is on both process-based studies and long-term observations, with which we contribute
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This project focuses on reducing aerofoil broadband noise, specifically turbulence–leading edge interaction noise and trailing edge self-noise, commonly encountered in aero-engines, wind turbines
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capacity. Micromachined mechanical flow sensors, based on bending or moving microstructures, have been primarily used for specific applications, such as measuring turbulence, where small and fast sensor
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Master’s degree in Applied Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related field. Strong knowledge of fluid mechanics, CFD, turbulence modelling, and structural mechanics. Understanding
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tomorrow’s living environments? And how can we support mutual learning between researchers in the geo-information sciences and societal actors when engaging with an increasingly uncertain and turbulent future
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effective continuum, replacing the explicit representation of individual pebbles with averaged flow properties that account for bulk flow resistance, heat transfer, and turbulence. While this significantly