KF-PEV: a causal Kalman filter-based particle event velocimetry

Abstract Event-based pixel sensors asynchronously report changes in log-intensity in microsecond-order resolution. Its exceptional speed, cost effectiveness, and sparse event stream make it an attractive imaging modality for particle tracking velocimetry. In this work, we propose a causal Kalman filter-based particle event velocimetry (KF-PEV). Using the Kalman filter model to track the events generated by the particles seeded in the flow medium, KF-PEV yields the linear least squares estimate of the particle track velocities corresponding to the flow vector field. KF-PEV processes events in a computationally efficient and streaming manner (i.e., causal and iteratively updating). Our simulation-based benchmarking study with synthetic particle event data confirms that the proposed KF-PEV outperforms the conventional frame-based particle image/tracking velocimetry as well as the state-of-the-art event-based particle velocimetry methods. In a real-world water tunnel event-based sensor data experiment performed on what we believe to be the widest field view ever reported, KF-PEV accurately predicted the expected flow field of the SD7003 wing, including details such as the lower velocity in the wake and the flow separation around the underside of an angled wing.

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Experiments in Fluids
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00348-024-03877-y
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5
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Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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KF-PEV: a causal Kalman filter-based particle event velocimetry

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Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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KF-PEV: a causal Kalman filter-based particle event velocimetry

Michael Mongin, Osama A. AlSattam, Sidaard Gunasekaran, Mitchell Grose, Keigo Hirakawa
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Abstract

Abstract Event-based pixel sensors asynchronously report changes in log-intensity in microsecond-order resolution. Its exceptional speed, cost effectiveness, and sparse event stream make it an attractive imaging modality for particle tracking velocimetry. In this work, we propose a causal Kalman filter-based particle event velocimetry (KF-PEV). Using the Kalman filter model to track the events generated by the particles seeded in the flow medium, KF-PEV yields the linear least squares estimate of the particle track velocities corresponding to the flow vector field. KF-PEV processes events in a computationally efficient and streaming manner (i.e., causal and iteratively updating). Our simulation-based benchmarking study with synthetic particle event data confirms that the proposed KF-PEV outperforms the conventional frame-based particle image/tracking velocimetry as well as the state-of-the-art event-based particle velocimetry methods. In a real-world water tunnel event-based sensor data experiment performed on what we believe to be the widest field view ever reported, KF-PEV accurately predicted the expected flow field of the SD7003 wing, including details such as the lower velocity in the wake and the flow separation around the underside of an angled wing.

Experiments in FluidsVol. 65(9)
University of Dayton (US), Jouf University (SA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 23%
Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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