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NASA NTRS · 20040152103

ViDI: Virtual Diagnostics Interface: The Future of Wind Tunnel Testing - Volume 1

Abstract

The quality of data acquired in a given test facility ultimately resides within the fidelity and implementation of the instrumentation systems. Over the last decade, the emergence of robust optical techniques has vastly expanded the envelope of measurement possibilities. At the same time the capabilities for data processing, data archiving and data visualization required to extract the highest level of knowledge from these global, on and off body measurement techniques have equally expanded. Yet today, while the instrumentation has matured to the production stage, an optimized solution for gaining knowledge from the gigabytes of data acquired per test (or even per test point) is lacking. A technological void has to be filled in order to possess a mechanism for near-real time knowledge extraction during wind tunnel experiments. Under these auspices, the Virtual Diagnostics Interface, or ViDI, was developed.

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Fleming, Gary A., Schwartz, Richard J.. 2004-10-01. ViDI: Virtual Diagnostics Interface: The Future of Wind Tunnel Testing - Volume 1. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040152103

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