An Innovative Method for 3-D Shape, Strain and Temperature Full-Field Measurement Using a Single Type of Camera: Principle and Preliminary Results
Résumé
An innovative technique for measuring both the shape, the displacement, the strain
and the temperature fields at the surface of an object using a single stereovision
sensor is proposed. The sensor is based on two off-the-shelf low-cost high-resolution
uncooled CCD cameras. To allow both dimensional and thermal measurements, the
sensor operates in the visible and near infrared (NIR) spectral band (0.7-1.1 μm),
and a radiometric and geometric calibration of the sensor is required. This technique
leads to a low-cost camera-based simplified instrumentation that gives simultaneously
dimensional/kinematical and thermal field measurements.
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