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1 October 1999 Image sequence analysis of water surface waves in a hydraulic wind wave tank
Christian M. Senet, Nicole Braun, Philipp A. Lange, Joerg Seemann, Heiko Dankert, Friedwart Ziemer
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Abstract
The spatio-temporal distribution and evolution of wave fields is measured by the acquisition of optical video image sequences. An experiment at the wind wave flume of the University of Hamburg was performed to measure small-scale processes at the water surface. From the image sequences, image spectra are calculated by a 3D Fast Fourier Transformation. This spectral description is limited to stationary and homogeneous wave fields and therefore other techniques which are designed for local scales are applied.
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Christian M. Senet, Nicole Braun, Philipp A. Lange, Joerg Seemann, Heiko Dankert, and Friedwart Ziemer "Image sequence analysis of water surface waves in a hydraulic wind wave tank", Proc. SPIE 3804, Algorithms, Devices, and Systems for Optical Information Processing III, (1 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.363959
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KEYWORDS
Image analysis

Optical filters

Cameras

3D image processing

CCD cameras

Wind energy

Ocean optics

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