Skyler Baugher

Skyler Baugher works in aerospace engineering, using computational simulations to study airflow behavior in supersonic aircraft cavities, such as weapons bays, including how door movement affects turbulence and noise (acoustics) inside these compartments. Earlier work also involved computational fluid dynamics simulations of helicopter rotor aerodynamics and turbulence modeling. This research relies on high-fidelity numerical methods like Large Eddy Simulation and Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) modeling to predict complex fluid flow patterns.

Publication output has been steady but low, averaging about one publication per year over the last decade with no clear growth or decline trend.

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