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JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS
Volume 552, Issue -, Pages 167-187Publisher
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S0022112005008578
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This work extends the estimator developed in Part I of this study to the problem of estimating a turbulent channel flow at Re(tau)=100 based on a history of noisy measurements on the wall. The key advancement enabling this work is the development and implementation of an efficient technique to extract, from direct numerical simulations, the relevant statistics of an appropriately defined 'external forcing' term on the Navier-Stokes equation linearized about the mean turbulent flow profile. This forcing term is designed to account for the unmodelled (nonlinear) terms during the computation of the (linear) Kalman filter feedback gains in Fourier space. Upon inverse transform of the resulting feedback gains computed on an array of wavenumber pairs to physical space, we obtain, as in Part 1, effective and well-resolved feedback convolution kernels for the estimation problem. It is demonstrated that, by applying the feedback so determined, satisfactory correlation between the actual and estimated flow is obtained in the near-wall region. As anticipated, extended Kalman filters (with the nonlinearity of the actual system reintroduced into the estimator model after the feedback gains are determined) outperform standard (linear) Kalman filters on the full system.
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