Fundamentals of multiple plane stereo particle image velocimetry

By Christian J. Kähler, J. Kompenhans. 2000

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Tomographic PIV: principles and practice (2012, methodology): “Applications are now heading towards the evaluation of the unsteady pressure field, based on timeresolved tomographic PIV, by invoking the flow governing equations.”
Experimental study of eddy structures in a turbulent boundary layer using particle image velocimetry (2005, background): “…turbulence with PIV is at its very beginning as compared to hotwire anemometry, it should be mentioned that the stereoscopic dual-plane approach of Kähler & Kompenhans (2000) and Kähler & Stanislas (2000) already provides one more dimension of information, as it allows us to measure space–time…”
PIV-based pressure measurement (2013, methodology): “…rate with respect to the flow time scales involved to permit a time-resolved flow analysis, or through the application of dual-PIV systems (Kähler and Kompenhans 2000) to produce multiple-exposures at short time separations to evaluate the acceleration, without needing a high repetition…”
Tomographic particle image velocimetry (2006, methodology): “The advent of PIV and its developments (stereo-PIV, Arroyo and Greated 1991; dual-plane stereo-PIV, Ka¨hler and Kompenhans 2000) showed the capability of the PIV technique to quantitatively visualize complex ﬂows.”