Stereo-DIC Challenge 1.0 – Rigid Body Motion of a Complex Shape
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A1 Alkuperäisartikkeli tieteellisessä aikakauslehdessä
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2024-09
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en
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34
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Experimental Mechanics, Volume 64, issue 7, pp. 1073-1106
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Background: Stereo-DIC is a widely used optical measurement technique that provides a dense full-field 3D measurement of the shape, displacement, and strain of a solid sample. When compared with 2D-DIC, Stereo-DIC provides greater flexibility and expands its use beyond flat, planar specimens. Furthermore, the widespread availability of commercial systems has led to the adoption of the technique throughout industry, academia, and government research labs. Objective: Even though some research has been done to understand the effects of different experimental and stereo-DIC parameters, no reference is available to benchmark and compare the performance of current stereo-DIC algorithms to each other. Methods: This paper provides the description and analysis of a carefully controlled 3D experiment and associated images used to compare the results from five subset based DIC software packages. Both the images and analysis codes used in this paper to compare the results are described here and are available for download and use for continued research. Results: We show that over a very large range of motion, the 3D errors are very small, less than 80μm over a travel of ±20 mm out-of-plane and ±20 mm in-plane. While all codes performed similarly, there are important differences noted in the paper. Conclusion: The image sets and results comparison software are hosted by the International DIC Society (www.iDICs.org) and are freely available for download and analysis for comparison with results in this paper. Furthermore, it is hoped that this set of images can be used for future research in improving stereo-DIC by future authors.Description
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Algorithms comparison, Metrology, Shape measurement, Stereo-DIC challenge
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Ahmad, W, Helm, J, Bossuyt, S, Reu, P, Turner, D, Luan, L K, Lava, P, Siebert, T & Simonsen, M 2024, ' Stereo-DIC Challenge 1.0 – Rigid Body Motion of a Complex Shape ', Experimental Mechanics, vol. 64, no. 7, pp. 1073-1106 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s11340-024-01077-7
