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Eddy current techniques are often used to detect and, in some advanced applications, to characterize fatigue surface-breaking cracks appearing in mechanical parts. One of the major difficulties in this approach is to reliably separate the crack contributio ...

Ios Press2014

Estimating the ice thickness of shallow glaciers from surface topography and mass-balance data with a shape optimization algorithm

Marco Picasso, Laurent Michel, Heinz Blatter, Martin Funk

A shape optimization algorithm is presented that estimates the ice thickness distribution within a three-dimensional, shallow glacier, given a transient surface geometry and a mass-balance distribution. The approach is based on the minimization of the surf ...

Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd2014

Characterization of Surface Cracks Through The Local Magnetic Field Induced by Eddy Currents

Hannes Bleuler, Marco Picasso, Pavel Kejik, Roland Moser, Gilles Raphaël Santi, David Florian Hippert

It is important to reliably characterize cracks in metallic mechanical parts in order to assess the serenity of damage due to fatigue. The most important parameter for this is the crack depth. This is notoriously difficult with standard Eddy current techni ...

Ios Press2014

Bedrock topography reconstruction of glaciers from surface topography and mass-balance data

Marco Picasso, Laurent Michel, Heinz Blatter, Martin Funk

Three methods based on the three-dimensional shallow ice approximation of glacier flow are devised that infer a glacier's subglacial topography from the observation of its time-evolving surface and mass balance. The quasi-stationary inverse method relying ...

Springer2014

Estimating the ice thickness of mountain glaciers with a shape optimization algorithm using surface topography and mass-balance

Marco Picasso, Laurent Michel, Heinz Blatter, Martin Funk

We present a shape optimization algorithm to estimate the ice thickness distribution within a two-dimensional, non-sliding mountain glacier, given a transient surface geometry and a mass-balance distribution. The approach is based on the minimization of th ...

De Gruyter2014

A stabilized semidiscrete finite element discretization of the transient transport equation is studied in the framework of anisotropic meshes. A priori and a posteriori error estimates are derived, the involved constants being independent of the mesh aspec ...

Siam Publications2013

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Inclinometry with embedded probes is analyzed with a Stokes model of a solid body floating in a fluid with much smaller viscosity for a two-dimensional flow field. The assumption that such a probe behaves like a Lagrangian unit vector is only justified for ...

International Glaciological Society2013

method) for the time discretization of an unstationary Stokes problem in D c Rd (d = 2,3) given t, f,u0; (P) find (u, p) solution to ult. = u0, ujav = 0 and: au ptAu + V p = f, divu = 0 on (0, T) x D. at Inspired by the analyses of the Backward Euler schem ...

Elsevier France-Editions Scientifiques Medicales Elsevier2013

Spaces of continuous piecewise linear finite elements are considered to solve a Poisson problem, and several numerical methods are investigated to recover second derivatives. Numerical results on 2D and 3D isotropic and anisotropic meshes indicate that the ...

2011

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A numerical model to compute the dynamics of glaciers is presented. Ice damage due to cracks or crevasses can be taken into account whenever needed. This model allows simulations of the past and future retreat of glaciers, the calving process or the break- ...

2011