FILM is a contributor to the OpenFV software project, which provides open-source tools for three-dimensional light field imaging and particle image velocimetry. Find out more about OpenFV here: https://github.com/abhishekbajpayee/openfv
We also maintain a fork of OpenFV on GitHub for development. For the latest stable of version of OpenFV, see the above link.
Our current software projects include libraries for wake analysis of 3D velocity fields and synthetic 3D PIV image generation. https://github.com/Flow-Imaging-Lab-at-Mudd
We are committed to making sample data, including some images as well as processed data, available to enhance the development of new flow measurement and analysis tools. Data requests may also be made by contacting Prof. Mendelson directly. Unless otherwise noted, all data are released under a Creative Commons BY License.
Synthetic trials (Hill's spherical vortex) of impulse and kinetic energy error with varying noise, resolution, and filtering available on GitHub
Citation:
Li, D. J., & Mendelson, L. (2023). Volumetric measurements of wake impulse and kinetic energy for evaluating swimming performance. Experiments in Fluids, 64(3), 47.
Data collected with Prof. Alexandra H. Techet, MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Animal use protocols approved by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Committee on Animal Care (protocol no. 0315-026-18).
Time sequence of PIV images from 7 cameras, corresponding binary masks of the fish body, and camera calibration. [.zip file]
Citations:
Mendelson, L., & Techet, A. H. (2018). Multi-camera volumetric PIV for the study of jumping fish. Experiments in Fluids, 59(1), 10.
Mendelson, L., & Techet, A. H. (2020). Jumping archer fish exhibit multiple modes of fin–fin interaction. Bioinspiration & Biomimetics, 16(1), 016006.