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Johns Hopkins Turbulence Databases

Using JHTDB with Matlab

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Matlab Code: directly from here or https://github.com/idies/turbmat

The behaviour of transmission lines under severe winds is examined.;Firstly, the effect of scale of turbulence on the response of a line-like structure (cable model) is investigated through wind tunnel tests, and the experimental results are successfully compared with theoretical predictions made through the statistical method using influence lines.

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This downloads a directory which constains the Matlab interface. Included are sample Matlab M-files (DEMO_turbm.m, DEMO_mhd.m, DEMO_channelm.m, DEMO_mixingm.m, DEMO_rotstrat.m, DEMO_transition_bl.m, DEMO_getCutout.m) that illustrate the basic functionality of the interface. These files may also be adapted to the end-user's needs. The directory also includes several gSOAP wrapper functions that need not be modified. The interface has been tested under newer installations of Matlab on various versions of Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows.
Please see the README file for more information.

Overview

We have written several routines which use Matlab web service functions to call JHTDB. All communication with JHTDB is provided through the TurbulenceService Matlab class which uses the Matlab intrinsic web service functions to create SOAP messages, query the Turbulence Database, and parse the results. For each database function a wrapper has been created to perform the data translation and retrieval.

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The Matlab interface now includes the Matlab-Fast-SOAP package which provides optimized web service functions for creating, sending, and parsing SOAP messages. The Matlab-Fast-SOAP package has been found to provide a 100x speedup over the intrinsic Matlab SOAP functions used in the original implementation of the interface. Clients are now able to easily and quickly retrieve large datasets which previously would have taken Matlab much longer to process the request and parse the results.

Limitations and Known Issues

• Error handling is performed by the Matlab SOAP communication calls. If a
  SOAP error occurs during execution of the interface functions, all SOAP
  error information will be display to the Matlab terminal and the execution
  will be terminated. We do not currently provide a method for explicit error
  handling/catching.


• When retrieving large amounts of data, the heap memory of Matlab's Java
  Virtual Machine may overflow. In this event it is required to increase the
  Java heap memory in Matlab. For additional information please see:
  How to increase Matlab JVM heap space

Interpolation Flags

Note: Detailed descriptions of the underlying functions can be found in the analysis tools documentation.

% ---- Temporal Interpolation Options ----
NoTInt = 'None'; % No temporal interpolation
PCHIPInt = 'PCHIP'; % Piecewise cubic Hermit interpolation in time
% ---- Spatial Interpolation Flags for Get[Field] functions ----
NoSInt = 'None'; % No spatial interpolation
Lag4 = 'Lag4'; % 4th order Lagrangian interpolation in space
Lag6 = 'Lag6'; % 6th order Lagrangian interpolation in space
Lag8 = 'Lag8'; % 8th order Lagrangian interpolation in space
% ---- Spatial Differentiation & Interpolation Flags for Get[Field]Gradient, Get[Field]Laplacian & Get[Field]Hessian ----
FD4NoInt = 'None_Fd4'; % 4th order finite differential scheme for grid values, no spatial interpolation
FD6NoInt = 'None_Fd6'; % 6th order finite differential scheme for grid values, no spatial interpolation
FD8NoInt = 'None_Fd8'; % 8th order finite differential scheme for grid values, no spatial interpolation
FD4Lag4 = 'Fd4Lag4'; % 4th order finite differential scheme for grid values, 4th order Lagrangian interpolation in space
% ---- Spatial Differentiation & Interpolation Flags for Get[Field], Get[Field]Gradient, Get[Field]Laplacian & Get[Field]Hessian ----
M1Q4 = 'M1Q4'; % Splines with smoothness 1 (3rd order) over 4 data points. Not applicable for Hessian.
M2Q8 = 'M2Q8'; % Splines with smoothness 2 (5th order) over 8 data points.
M2Q14 = 'M2Q14'; % Splines with smoothness 2 (5th order) over 14 data points.


Function Descriptions

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GetVelocity

real(3,count) output = getVelocity(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
for i = 1:10
points(1, i) = 0.1*i; % x
points(2, i) = 0.3*i; % y
points(3, i) = 0.2*i; % z
end
fprintf('nRequesting velocity at 10 points...n');
result3 = getVelocity (authkey, dataset, time, Lag6, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'Vx = %fn', result3(1,i));
fprintf(1,'Vy = %fn', result3(2,i));
fprintf(1,'Vz = %fn', result3(3,i));
end

GetVelocityAndPressure

real(4,count) output = getvelocityandpressure(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf('Requesting velocity and pressure at 10 points...n');
result4 = getVelocityAndPressure(authkey, dataset, time, Lag6, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'Vx = %fn', result4(1,i));
fprintf(1,'Vy = %fn', result4(2,i));
fprintf(1,'Vz = %fn', result4(3,i));
fprintf(1,'Pressure = %fn', result4(4,i));
end

GetVelocityGradient

real(9,count) output = getVelocityAndPressure(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf(1,'Velocity gradient at 10 particle locations...n');
result9 = getVelocityGradient(authkey, dataset, time, FD4Lag4, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i : duxdx=%f', i, result9(1,i));
fprintf(1,', duxdy=%f', result9(2,i));
fprintf(1,', duxdz=%f', result9(3,i));
fprintf(1,', duydx=%f', result9(4,i));
fprintf(1,', duydy=%f', result9(5,i));
fprintf(1,', duydz=%f', result9(6,i));
fprintf(1,', duzdx=%f', result9(7,i));
fprintf(1,', duzdy=%f', result9(8,i));
fprintf(1,', duzdz=%f', result9(9,i));
end


GetVelocityHessian

real(18,count) output = getVelocityHessian(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option,
integer count, real(3,count) input)
Example
fprintf(1,'Velocity Hessian at 10 particle locations...n');
result18 = getVelocityHessian(authkey, dataset, time, FD4Lag4, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i : d2uxdxdx=%f', i, result18(1,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uxdxdy=%f', result18(2,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uxdxdz=%f', result18(3,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uxdydy=%f', result18(4,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uxdydz=%f', result18(5,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uxdzdz=%f', result18(6,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydxdx=%f', result18(7,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydxdy=%f', result18(8,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydxdz=%f', result18(9,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydydy=%f', result18(10,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydydz=%f', result18(11,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uydzdz=%f', result18(12,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdxdx=%f', result18(13,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdxdy=%f', result18(14,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdxdz=%f', result18(15,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdydy=%f', result18(16,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdydz=%f', result18(18,i));
fprintf(1,', d2uzdzdz=%fn', result18(18,i));
end


GetVelocityLaplacian

real(3,count) output = getVelocityLaplacian(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf(1,'Velocity Laplacian at 10 particle locations...n');
result3 = getVelocityLaplacian(authkey, dataset, time, FD4Lag4, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i: (grad2ux=%f, grad2uy=%f, grad2uz=%fn', ...
i, result3(1,i), result3(2,i), result3(3,i));
end


GetPressureGradient

real(3,count) output = getPressureGradient(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf(1,'Pressure gradient at 10 particle locations...n');
result3 = getPressureGradient(authkey, dataset, time, FD4Lag4, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i: dpdx=%f, dpdy=%f, dpdz=%fn', ...
i, result3(1,i), result3(2,i), result3(3,i));
end


GetPressureHessian

real(6,count) output = getPressureHessian(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf(1,'Velocity hessian at 10 particle locations...n');
result6 = getPressureHessian(authkey, dataset, time, FD4Lag4, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i: d2pdxdx=%f', i, result6(1,i));
fprintf(1,', d2pdxdy=%f', result6(2,i));
fprintf(1,', d2pdxdz=%f', result6(3,i));
fprintf(1,', d2pdydy=%f', result6(4,i));
fprintf(1,', d2pdydz=%f', result6(5,i));
fprintf(1,', d2pdzdz=%fn', result6(6,i));
end


GetForce

real(3,count) output = getForce(char authkey, char dataset, real time,
spatial interpolation option, temporal interpolation option, integer count,
real(3,count) input);
Example
fprintf(1,'Requesting forcing at 10 points...n');
result3 = getForce(authkey, dataset, time, Lag6, NoTInt, 10, points);
for i = 1:10
fprintf(1,'%i: %f, %f, %fn', i, result3(1,i), result3(2,i), result3(3,i));
end


And similarly for GetPosition, GetMagneticField, GetVectorPotential, GetMagneticFieldGradient, GetBoxFilter, GetThreshold etc.

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