Mark McCorquodale

Teaching Associate

University of Nottingham

United Kingdom

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Mark McCorquodale is a Teaching Associate at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on the aerodynamics and drag characteristics of complex-shaped particles, particularly in relation to snow and ice particles. Recent articles include investigations into wake characteristics, numerical analyses, and the effects of boundary permeability on turbulent flows.

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Pascal Corso

Postdoctoral researcher

University of Bern

SWITZERLAND

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Mark McCorquodale

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Wake characteristics of complex-shaped snow particles: Comparison of numerical simulations with fixed snowflakes to time-resolved particle tracking velocimetry experiments with free-falling analogs

Drag coefficient prediction of complex-shaped snow particles falling in air beyond the Stokes regime

Numerical analysis of the wake of complex-shaped snow particles at moderate Reynolds number

Direct effects of boundary permeability on turbulent flows: observations from an experimental study using zero-mean-shear turbulence

TRAIL part 2: A comprehensive assessment of ice particle fall speed parametrisations

TRAIL: A novel approach for studying the aerodynamics of ice particles

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Pascal Corso

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