Non-Deterministic Extension of Plasma Wind Tunnel Data Calibrated Model Predictions to Flight Conditions

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Main Authors: Rostkowski, Przemyslaw, Meurisse, Jeremie B. E., Panesi, Marco
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Published: 2024
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author Rostkowski, Przemyslaw
Meurisse, Jeremie B. E.
Panesi, Marco
author_facet Rostkowski, Przemyslaw
Meurisse, Jeremie B. E.
Panesi, Marco
contents This work proposes a novel approach for non-deterministic extension of experimental data that considers structural model inadequacy for conditions other than the calibration scenario while simultaneously resolving any significant prior-data discrepancy with information extracted from flight measurements. This functionality is achieved through methodical utilization of model error emulators and Bayesian model averaging studies with available response data. The outlined approach does not require prior flight data availability and introduces straightforward mechanisms for their assimilation in future predictions. Application of the methodology is demonstrated herein by extending material performance data captured at the HyMETS facility to the MSL scenario, where the described process yields results that exhibit significantly improved capacity for predictive uncertainty quantification studies. This work also investigates limitations associated with straightforward uncertainty propagation procedures onto calibrated model predictions for the flight scenario and manages computational requirements with sensitivity analysis and surrogate modeling techniques.
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spellingShingle Non-Deterministic Extension of Plasma Wind Tunnel Data Calibrated Model Predictions to Flight Conditions
Rostkowski, Przemyslaw
Meurisse, Jeremie B. E.
Panesi, Marco
Applications
Computational Physics
Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
Methodology
This work proposes a novel approach for non-deterministic extension of experimental data that considers structural model inadequacy for conditions other than the calibration scenario while simultaneously resolving any significant prior-data discrepancy with information extracted from flight measurements. This functionality is achieved through methodical utilization of model error emulators and Bayesian model averaging studies with available response data. The outlined approach does not require prior flight data availability and introduces straightforward mechanisms for their assimilation in future predictions. Application of the methodology is demonstrated herein by extending material performance data captured at the HyMETS facility to the MSL scenario, where the described process yields results that exhibit significantly improved capacity for predictive uncertainty quantification studies. This work also investigates limitations associated with straightforward uncertainty propagation procedures onto calibrated model predictions for the flight scenario and manages computational requirements with sensitivity analysis and surrogate modeling techniques.
title Non-Deterministic Extension of Plasma Wind Tunnel Data Calibrated Model Predictions to Flight Conditions
topic Applications
Computational Physics
Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability
Methodology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04352