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Isabel Scherl

@IsabelScherl

Researcher in fluids, machine learning, and renewable energy | Postdoc @caltech | PhD @UW (with @PMEC_us) | @BrownUniversity class of 2017 🐻 | she/her

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Joined April 2020
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Check out my new paper published in @PhysRevFluids! link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/Phy…
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Keith
@keithdunn22 Mar 2024
Jasmin Paris @JasminKParis finished loop five of the #BM100 in 59:58:21.
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🚨PSA FOR #APSDFD ABSTRACTS🚨 did you know work on education, outreach, and diversity now has a permanent abstract sorting category??? now you do!!! You can submit 2 abstracts if 1 is ed-related so go to town! I know there are some cool projects out there 👀🌊🍃🌪️
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It was epic! @UW shut down causing my PhD qualifying exam to be postponed. A couple years later, right before my general (candidacy) exam, the pandemic hit... The running joke became that we had to prepare for the big one to hit Seattle or the apocalypse for my defense.
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@NWSSeattle8 Feb 2023
4 years ago around 8 am it starting snowing in Seattle. By the end of the day 6.4" of snow fell. It snowed the 9th (1.5"), 10th (3.5") & 11th (6.1") before the snow turned to rain on the 11th. The 17.5" between the 8th & 11th was the highest 4 day snow total since 1969. #wawx
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Though, fortunately, my final exam was one of the first to be held and celebrated in person and not foiled by any major natural/supernatural disasters!!
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When i talk about my PhD research on cross-flow turbines in marine applications (instead of wind) I always get asked, "what about the fish?" These are great videos showing that fish are smart and agile enough to avoid the large spinning object! 🐟🐠🐡
Pablo Ouro (@OuroPablo) profile picturePablo Ouro@OuroPablo31 Oct 2022
Just submitted: Hydrokinetic turbines do not impact fish swimming behaviour as fish tend to avoid the device and successfully moved upstream and downstream without interference. @Stephie_Mueller @EngineeringCU @UoM_MACE Here we have a fish enjoying to swim in the turbine wake!
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Our paper from 2020 shows that cross-flow turbines can beneficially interact and produce more power together in arrays than they would in isolation. These interactions could significantly increase power production if implemented on a large scale! Check it out to learn more!
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Link: aip.scitation.org/doi/abs/10… PDF: arxiv.org/pdf/2007.09233.pdf
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STJ@scien_ti_st30 May 2021
What does a Gaussian process "look like"?🧐 My take on interactive visualisation of #GaussianProcesses aims to help you intuitively understand prior and posterior kernel functions: infinitecuriosity.org/vizgp/ - would love to hear your suggestions for improvements! Made in #svelte
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Mechanical Engineering at UW (@ME_at_UW) profile pictureMechanical Engineering at UW@ME_at_UW25 Mar 2021
Congratulations to Trent Dillon (@trentergy) and Katherine Van Ness on being named 2021 Marine and Hydrokinetic Graduate Student Research Program Fellows! Their research fellowships will be hosted by the Makah Tribal Council and the @NREL, respectively.
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Steven Brunton
@eigensteve29 Jan 2021
If you are interested in more, check out @IsabelScherl 's excellent work applying this to experimental fluids! Video: youtu.be/grdAW4oUUXk Paper: journals.aps.org/prfluids/ab… teapawt.net/eigensteve/status/1266…
Robust Modal Decompositions for Fluid Flows

Robust Modal Decompositions for Fluid Flows

This research abstract by Isabel Scherl describes how to use robust...

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Steven Brunton (@eigensteve) profile pictureSteven Brunton
@eigensteve29 May 2020
Check out @IsabelScherl's video abstract on how to process highly corrupt fluid flow fields with robust principle component analysis (RPCA)! #fluiddynamics #physics youtu.be/grdAW4oUUXk
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Check out Steve's new video on RPCA with some of our work featured! paper: journals.aps.org/prfluids/ab… RPCA/fluids video: youtu.be/grdAW4oUUXk
Robust principal component analysis for modal decomposition of corrupt fluid flows

Robust principal component analysis for modal decomposition of corrupt fluid flows

Robust principal component analysis (RPCA) is a powerful technique from robust statistics that can be used to extract dominant coherent structures from flow fields corrupted with outliers and missing...

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Steven Brunton (@eigensteve) profile pictureSteven Brunton
@eigensteve29 Jan 2021
New video! Robust Principal Component Analysis (RPCA) youtu.be/yDpz0PqULXQ PCA is a backbone of statistics & machine learning but is fragile to outliers & missing data. RPCA addresses this issue & is used in many fields including the Netflix prize, image science, & fluids.
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Check out my new paper on cross-flow turbine arrays published in the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy (@AIP_Publishing)! Link: aip.scitation.org/doi/10.106… @eigensteve @PMEC_us
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We found that arrays with well considered geometries and control strategies can outperform isolated turbines by up to 30%. An exciting prospect for future array deployments!
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Check out my #apsdfd talk and come chat with me tomorrow! #apsdfd2020 @eigensteve @WilliamsFluids Video: youtube.com/watch?v=grdAW4oU… Link: apsapp.bravuratechnologies.c…
Robust Modal Decompositions for Fluid Flows

Robust Modal Decompositions for Fluid Flows

This research abstract by Isabel Scherl describes how to use robust...

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Steven Brunton
@eigensteve21 Nov 2020
Replying to @IsabelScherl
@IsabelScherl will present this work at #apsdfd2020 this week. Very nice approach to decompose corrupt fluid flow data into coherent structures + sparse outliers. Editors' Suggestion in @PhysRevFluids journals.aps.org/prfluids/pd…
Steven Brunton (@eigensteve) profile pictureSteven Brunton
@eigensteve29 May 2020
Check out @IsabelScherl's video abstract on how to process highly corrupt fluid flow fields with robust principle component analysis (RPCA)! #fluiddynamics #physics youtu.be/grdAW4oUUXk
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Congrats to Verdant Power for starting to deploy #WaterPower turbines in NYC! Co-funded by @ENERGY’s Water Power Technologies Office & @NYSERDA, the project will generate cost-saving electricity & strengthen the #MarineEnergy industry. WATCH: youtu.be/zCeiIF6hPY8 📸: Verdant
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Pollutants become art. LEDs cut energy use. Around the world we’re seeing signs of progress toward a brighter future on.natgeo.com/31Omjzy
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Best video I’ve seen on taking books out of the library!
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