NASA NTRS ยท 20080042408
Advanced IR System For Supersonic Boundary Layer Transition Flight Experiment
Abstract
Infrared thermography is a preferred method investigating transition in flight: a) Global and non-intrusive; b) Can also be used to visualize and characterize other fluid mechanic phenomena such as shock impingement, separation etc. F-15 based system was updated with new camera and digital video recorder to support high Reynolds number transition tests. Digital Recording improves image quality and analysis capability and allows for accurate quantitative (temperature) measurements and greater enhancement through image processing allows analysis of smaller scale phenomena.
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Banks, Daniel W.. 2008-10-07. Advanced IR System For Supersonic Boundary Layer Transition Flight Experiment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080042408
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