A Graphical User Interface (GUI), providing fast and efficient workflow for evaluating and post-processing particle image velocimetry (PIV) images or results. This repository is based off of openpiv_tk_gui.
This GUI was developed hastily for a PIV project and thus has many bugs. Additionally, the GUI may not be tailored to your needs as it has features that was found useful for an in-house PIV system.
- Works with a wide range of image types (RGB converted to grayscale using 0.299R 0.587B 0.144G)
- Create movies (mp4, avi, non-optimized gif)
- Process movies (converts to images)
- Custom image frequencing
- Extensive image pre-processing with batch image processing (saves as 8 bit images)
- Interactive calibration
- High precision processing using iterative image deformation
- 3 subpixel estimators (gaussian, parabolic, centroid)
- Ensemble correlation with iterative image deformation
- Rectangular interrogation windows supported (25% slower)
- Average all results (excluding ensemble correlation)
- Parallel batch processing
- Extensive post-processing
- Import vectors for post-processing
- Synthetic image generation
- No proprietary environments
out.mp4
See wiki
- second peak search
- nxn 2D subpixel estimator
- direct correlation for limited search area
- precomputed dense predictor for first pass
- temporal background removal
- Uncertainty quantification
- proper orthogonal decomposition
- image rectification (calibration)
- pressure estimation
- Add stereo or other 3D processing options (maybe a new GUI for this too)
- do all PIV processing in c (including parallel)
- openpiv_tk_gui as a starting platform
- openpiv-python as core processor
- PIVlab for synthetic image generation and auto scaling of vectors
- Particle Image Velocimetry: A Practical Guide got me started in PIV
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