Particle field characterization by digital in-line holography : 3D location and sizing

Recent developments have shown the potential of digital in-line holography for diagnostics in fluids. This new method provides a low-cost and easy access method for measuring both size and velocity of small particles in a volume. Here it is shown that by applying traditional image processing tools o...

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Published in:Experiments in fluids 2005-07, Vol.39 (1), p.1-9
Main Authors: PU, S. L, ALLANO, D, PATTE-ROULAND, B, MALEK, M, LEBRUN, D, CEN, K. F
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Turbulence
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