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Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint Camera Calibration Improvements

Nicholas Califano·Nettie H Roozeboom
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Data collection using unsteady pressure-sensitive paint (uPSP) has been greatly increased in recent large-scale demonstrations. With this significant increase comes challenges to process this magnitude of data. Techniques designed for several thousands of images collected in a lab do not necessarily scale to millions collected in a production-level system. Novel techniques are needed to meet the tighter requirements imposed on computation time, robustness, and accuracy. This paper outlines a number of such techniques and improvements in regards to the camera calibration process.

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Nicholas Califano, Nettie H Roozeboom. Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint Camera Calibration Improvements. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220008204

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Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint Camera Calibration Improvements

New challenges have arisen in processing a significantly increased volume of data collected during recent large-scale demonstrations of unsteady pressure-sensitive paint. Techniques designed for several thousands of images collected in a lab do not necessarily scale to tens of millions collected in a large-scale test. New techniques are needed to meet the tighter requirements on robustness and accuracy that accompany larger wind tunnel models, higher camera resolution, and more run conditions per test. This paper outlines several such techniques and improvements in regard to the camera calibration process.

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Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint Camera Calibration Improvements

New challenges have arisen in processing a significantly increased volume of data collected during recent large-scale demonstrations of unsteady pressure-sensitive paint. Techniques designed for several thousands of images collected in a lab do not necessarily scale to tens of millions collected in a large-scale test. New techniques are needed to meet the tighter requirements on robustness and accuracy that accompany larger wind tunnel models, higher camera resolution, and more run conditions per test. This paper outlines several such techniques and improvements in regard to the camera calibration process.

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