Analysis of Washing Machine Simulation Using Proper Orthogonal Decomposition
Analysis of Washing Machine Simulation Using Proper Orthogonal Decomposition
Describe methods used to analyse wave components for washing machine simulations.
We want to measure the phase difference between oscillations of Bz. and vz i.e. the vertical component of the B field and the plasma velocity respectively. With the recent series of models this was challenging for the following reasons:
- One of the drivers had multiple frequencies
- Driver had a damping factor
- The first model run uni1 did not have a damping factor but the amplitude was too low
Background Information and Papers
- A Tutorial on the Proper Orthogonal Decomposition
- Proper Orthogonal and Dynamic Mode Decomposition of Sunspot Data
Matlab Scripts
First generate sections of data for example the vertical component of the velocity and the z component of the B field using
Using matlab script described in reference 1 generate amplitudes for series of mode components.
Simple line plots to compare amplitudes for different components at a given time step
Four plots comparing the slices for vz and Bz, generate surface plots here
Use the amplitudes from the pod analysis to regenerate the signal and plot the surface
Using the matlab AppDesigner to create a simple visualisation experiment to investigate mode decomposition different time steps. This was based on the tutorial application but rapidly developed and very effective.
See the earlier post for details of the time-dist plot outputs, Solar Washing Machine Distance Time Plots (2).