Single Drain Data

There are 27 ISS container drains that are each uploaded as MATLAB .m data files. Each file contains dimensional results, corrected for optical distortion, but not smoothed. Each file name indicates the ICF test cell that data file corresponds to. There are 5 data components within each .m file: interface height h (mm), time t (s), channel domain z (mm), bulk location z2 (mm), and piston location piston (mm). See associated publication for more info.<br>Edit 11/20/2021: it has come to my attention that the data titled "piston" is tracking piston location in PIXELS, not mm. To convert the data "piston" to mm, multiply by the scale factor sf, taking units mm/pixel. They are listed below for the appropriate ICF test cells and runs:<br>ICF1-BIG-run1,2 sf = 0.1948<br>ICF1-BIG-run13,4 sf = 0.1631<br><br>ICF1-SMALL-run1,2 sf = 0.1927<br>ICF1-SMALL-run1,2 sf = 0.1614<br>ICF2-ALL sf = 0.1514<br>ICF3-ALL sf = 0.1575<br>ICF-4-BIG sf = 0.1940ICF-4-SMALL sf = 0.1937<br>ICF-6-BIG sf = 0.1856<br>ICF-6-SMALL sf = 0.1874<br><br>ICF-8-run1,2 sf = 0.1785ICF-8-run3,4,5 sf = 0.1719<br>ICF-9 sf = 0.1671<br>Edit 2/23/2022: it has come to my attention the heights for ICF-6 meniscus data are larger than reality by 2 mm. Thus, the true heights for all ICF-6 data sets are 2 mm smaller than the data reports. This is due to the bisecting vane being drilled 2 mm lower than the bottom-most corner. This is only true for ICF-6, and only for the meniscus heights h.<br>