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Augmented-Resolution Digital image correlation algorithm for vibration measurements
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DOI：10.1016/j.measurement.2024.114565.png)
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Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is a widespread technique, and many different implementations were developed in the literature to optimize the algorithm performance. In this paper, a new DIC algorithm is optimized for vibration measurements, where the displacement amplitude drastically decreases with the increase in frequency. Even if high-resolution cameras are used, it is mandatory to use a DIC algorithm with reliable sub-pixel performance. DIC algorithms are generally optimized for large complex displacement fields, and they solve the subpixel problem by fitting correlation data through a second-order polynomial function. An innovative solution is proposed to push the sub-pixel accuracy and increase the signal-to-noise ratio of the measurement, by exploiting image resizing to achieve virtual higher resolutions and by adopting a quartic polynomial function to interpolate the displacement map with an increased number of interpolation points. The proposed algorithm is validated through synthetic and experimental data and compared to literature DIC algorithms.
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Digital Image Correlation
Sub-pixel accuracy
Image resizing
Full-field vibration measurements
Augmented Resolution
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