论文信息 - Digital speckle photography: visualization of mesoflow through clustered fiber networks.

Digital speckle photography: visualization of mesoflow through clustered fiber networks.

Digital speckle photography (DSP) is used for velocity field measurements inside a fiber network. The width of the channels in which the flow is measured is typically less than 1 mm. Therefore a microscope is used to image the fiber network. When we sample 30 images/s and separate the moving parts of the images from the stationary parts, the velocity field can be deduced with DSP.

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