Main Features:
* userfriendly and GUI based PIV tool
* multi-pass, multi-grid window deformation technique
* import bmp/ tiff/ jpeg image pairs/ series
* multiple image sequencing styles
* individual image masking and region of interest
 * image pre-processing
* two different sub-pixel estimators
* multiple vector validation methods
* magnitude/ vorticity/ divergence/ shear / ...
* data smoothing, vector field highpass
* multiple colormaps
 * streamlines
* extensive data extraction tools
* statistics
* synthetic PIV image generator
* Many data export features
* main features accessible via comand line scripting

Saturday, October 11, 2014

PhD thesis finished


Received a couple of printed books of my dissertation today. Yaaaay!

I'll add a link to the PIVlab chapter asap when the University of Groningen has uploaded the pdf to their repository.
Posted by William Thielicke at 11:54 AM

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