Help with an airfoil

That page (and another commenting on 3 digit foil codes) is the reason that I think it might be the way to go. I have offered the info and lets see how the simulations run. As foils go it is a bit basic, being the circumference and a chord from a circle, but if you don’t play with the options you never get anywhere. Now why that particular foil was chosen to explore what happens with a canard is a whole different question.

Thanks for the efforts. At one level the context isn’t important. It is an aerodynamics modelling project where a wonderful reference from the late 70’s turned up. In order to understand it the airfoil under discussion needed to be identified, and the I.A. reference appears no-where else on the Interweb or in any of the airfoil databases I found (including that one). NACA would be easy. While technically it is only semi-Historic Aircraft, the great and good on here seemed most likely to be able to help. I now wonder if it is one of the pre-War series from the Goetingen Institute (of Aviation? Airfoils?).

Gottingen does have a peculiar 608 foil.

https://www3.nd.edu/~ame40462/RiegelsAerofoilSections.pdf

Thanks for the efforts. At one level the context isn’t important. It is an aerodynamics modelling project where a wonderful reference from the late 70’s turned up. In order to understand it the airfoil under discussion needed to be identified, and the I.A. reference appears no-where else on the Interweb or in any of the airfoil databases I found (including that one). NACA would be easy. While technically it is only semi-Historic Aircraft, the great and good on here seemed most likely to be able to help. I now wonder if it is one of the pre-War series from the Goetingen Institute (of Aviation? Airfoils?).