Practical estimation of DPIV uncertainty using pseudo-image pairs
ORAL
Abstract
While the sources of uncertainty in PIV measurement have long been understood, quantifying the contribution of each source has proved elusive. Here we present a straightforward approach using image pairs formed from a real image and that same image, subject to a uniform non-integer displacement. This procedure thus naturally incorporates contributions of image quality, optical setup, and pixel resolution to uncertainty. The pseudo-image pairs for a range of displacements are used to estimate an ensemble of displacement vectors, which is then used to estimate the bias and random errors in displacement. This method is particularly useful for identifying pixel locking bias. Applications of this approach to both fully-developed turbulent pipe flow and impinging jet flow will be presented.
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Authors
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Michael McPhail
ARL Penn State
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Matthew Weldon
ARL Penn State
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Michael Krane
ARL Penn State, Penn state ARL, Penn State ARL
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Arnold Fontaine
ARL Penn State
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Howard Petrie
ARL Penn State
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John Buchanan
Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory
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Donald Lorentz
Betttis Atomic Power Laboratory
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Richard Bauer
Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory