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Computing sessile droplet shapes on arbitrary surfaces with a new pairwise force smoothed particle hydrodynamics model
Riley M Whebell, Timothy J Moroney, Ian W Turner +2
The study of the shape of droplets on surfaces is an important problem in the physics of fluids and has applications in multiple industries, from agrichemical spraying to microflui…
Data fusion for a multi-scale model of a wheat leaf surface: a unifying approach using a radial basis function partition of unity method
Riley M. Whebell, Timothy J. Moroney, Ian W. Turner +6
Realistic digital models of plant leaves are crucial to fluid dynamics simulations of droplets for optimising agrochemical spray technologies. The presence and nature of small feat…
Implicit reconstructions of thin leaf surfaces from large, noisy point clouds
Riley M. Whebell, Timothy J. Moroney, Ian W. Turner +2
Thin surfaces, such as the leaves of a plant, pose a significant challenge for implicit surface reconstruction techniques, which typically assume a closed, orientable surface. We s…