A novel PIV technique for measurements in multiphase flows and its application to two-phase bubbly flows

By R. Lindken, W. Merzkirch. 2002

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Pulsed operation of high-power light emitting diodes for imaging flow velocimetry (2010, methodology): “As mentioned in section 1, the literature reports a number of earlier PIV applications involving LED clusters as light sources [4, 5, 7–9].”
Two-dimensional Gaussian regression for sub-pixel displacement estimation in particle image velocimetry or particle position estimation in particle tracking velocimetry (2005, methodology): “The principle of the measurement system is equivalent to that given by Lindken and Merzkirch (2002) .”
Twenty years of particle image velocimetry (2005, methodology): “The bubble velocities are indicated by the single arrows ( Lindken and Merzkirch 2002 ) 167”
Use of bubble image velocimetry for measurement of plunging wave impinging on structure and associated greenwater (2005, methodology): “The PIV technique has been successfully used to measure bubble velocity by correlating bubbles or tracking each bubble in the recorded images that were taken by applying the ‘shadowgraphy’ method (Hassan et al 1998, Nishino et al 2000, Lindken and Merzkirch 2001).”