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Case study: application of feature tracking to analysis of autoignition simulation data

The focus of this paper is to evaluate the usefulness of some basic feature tracking algorithms as analysis tools for combustion datasets by application to a dataset modeling autoignition. Features defined as areas of high intermediate concentrations were examined to explore the initial phases in the autoignition process.

Wendy S. Koegler

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