Richard Raspet's pioneering contribution and theoretical foundation to the study of wind noise

Richard Raspet conducted pioneering research in the field of wind noise and established a series of theories with significant influence. His theoretical foundation encompasses an in-depth analysis of the mechanisms behind wind noise generation, revealing the intricate processes of wind-wind and wind-object interactions that produce noise from the perspective of the intersection of fluid mechanics and acoustics. In terms of theoretical research, Raspet developed mathematical models capable of accurately predicting wind noise spectra based on wind speed measurements in outdoor turbulent flows, providing a powerful tool for wind noise prediction and spectral contribution analysis. His research has garnered wide attention in academia, fostering the advancement of wind noise studies and impacting a variety of fields with practical engineering applications, significantly contributing to the reduction of wind noise. This presentation aims to detail Richard Raspet’s pioneering contributions and theoretical foundations, offering insights and inspiration for future wind noise research. [Work supported by NSFC 12074160.]