Digital volume correlation including rotational degrees of freedom during minimization

By Tait S. Smith, B. Bay, M. Rashid. 2002

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On the narrow dip structure at 1.9 GeV/c2 in diffractive photoproduction (2003, unknown): “The same type of hypotheses are made in three-dimensional algorithms [22, 31, 23, 32].”
Volumetric Digital Image Correlation Applied to X‐ray Microtomography Images from Triaxial Compression Tests on Argillaceous Rock (2007, methodology): “In the next sections, the main lines of the used DIC procedure are recalled; additional information can be found in Refs [14, 15, 17].”
Quantitative X-ray tomography (2014, methodology): “Over time the technique has been successively improved in terms of displacement measurement accuracy (better than 0?05 of the pixel size) and calculation time.(260,261) Although DIC is now used extensively in the analysis of 2D optical microscope and SEM images (see Ref.”
Three-dimensional Full-field Measurements of Large Deformations in Soft Materials Using Confocal Microscopy and Digital Volume Correlation (2007, methodology): “One main advantage of the proposed algorithm over those reported previously [15–17] is that the method presented here takes into consideration the stretch deformation of each volume subset.”
Identification of plastic constitutive parameters at large deformations from three dimensional displacement fields (2011, unknown): “For example, the X-ray tomography plus digital volume correlation (DVC) can be successfully used to obtain volume full-field experimental results [40,41,42,43].”