2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.softx.2019.100391
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μDIC: An open-source toolkit for digital image correlation

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“…Then it tries to establish a mapping between the image coordinates of the reference (undeformed) object image and the image coordinates of the deformed object image by searching for the mapping which gives the highest correlation between the reference image and the current image. The mapping is then used for calculating full-field strains [ 35 ].…”
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“…Then it tries to establish a mapping between the image coordinates of the reference (undeformed) object image and the image coordinates of the deformed object image by searching for the mapping which gives the highest correlation between the reference image and the current image. The mapping is then used for calculating full-field strains [ 35 ].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Illustration of the basic principle of the digital image correlation method: sketch of the subset (a,c) and measurement points on the surface of a specimen (b,d) before (a,b) and after (c,d) deformation[36].…”
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“…There are several commercial software available in the market including Correlated Solutions [ 55 ], GOM Correlate [ 56 ], MatchID [ 57 ], LaVision [ 58 ] and Eikosim [ 59 ]. Open-source codes have also been developed such as Ncorr [ 60 ], DICe [ 61 ], DIC [ 62 ], multiDIC [ 63 ], pyxel [ 64 ], py2DIC [ 65 ], UFreckles [ 66 ] and YADICS [ 67 ]. In the subset-based approach, the reference (or undeformed) image is typically divided into subsets with may overlap by a step size.…”
Section: In Situ Monitoring Using Full-field Measurement Techniquementioning
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“…• muDIC: Pure Python toolkit, limited to 2D images (Olufsen, Andersen, & Fagerholt, 2020) but has a fully function global approach • UFreckles: Graphical Matlab code (Rethoré, 2018) working on 2D, surface and 3D images with a global approach • StrainMaster: Closed-source software for surface and 3D image correlation from LaVision • VIC3D: High-speed closed-source software for surface imaging from Correlated Solutions…”
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