DOE OSTI · 1996136
Unwrapping Radiograph Target Disassembly Using Adaptive Machine Learning [Slides]
Abstract
Advanced analysis methods were developed to determine the electron temperature and density evolution of targets disassembly by intense electron beams at DARHT based on shearing interferometer and shadowgraph measurements. New methods have been developed to spatially and temporally resolve electron velocity and temperature, expanding on recently published first results of Aluminum target disassembly. A surrogate model has been created for use in developing Adaptive Machine Learning analysis techniques. The results will also be used to guide the development of the system and experimental approach to future measurements on DARHT Axis-I and a new system to be deployed on DARHT Axis-II.
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Koglin, Jason Edwin, Coleman, Joshua Eugene, McKerns, Michael, Morris, Heidi E., Ramey, Nicholas Bryan, Scheinker, Alexander, Toler, Evan Hunter, Williams, Alan Brian. 2022-09-15. Unwrapping Radiograph Target Disassembly Using Adaptive Machine Learning [Slides]. https://doi.org/10.2172/1996136
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