Digital image correlation by Li, Chao.

“…In this work, software is designed to realize several commonly used algorithms in Two-dimensional digital image correlation (2D DIC). Methodologies of 2D DIC technique for displacement measurement and strain field estimation are provide with lot of details and the student’s understanding. …”
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Digital image correlation by Wahono, Natalinus Albion

“…Various template matching algorithms have been researched and available to be used for the digital image correlation processing and DIC (digital image processing) is an advance process in this area. …”
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Digital image correlation by Ho, Yenn Jie.

“…Digital Image Correlation (DIC) is an optical method that utilizes tracking and image registration techniques for accurate measurement of changes in digital images. …”
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Digital image correlation by Goh, Si Yi.

“…Two-dimensional Digital Image Correlation (2D DIC) is a practical and effective tool for qualitative in-plane deformation measurement of a planar surface object. …”
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Digital image correlation by Lin, Sheng

“…As a new and low-cost optical measurement technique to study the displacement and strain distribution on the surface of a planner specimen with high precision, twodimension digital image correlation (2D DIC) is now widely accepted and applied in many areas of picture or image processing. …”
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An iOS application on digital image correlation by Lin, Jun

“…In recent development of science and engineering, Digital Image Correlation (DIC) has been found to be a convenient and powerful way to evaluate displacement in various measurement tasks. …”
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Development of the 3D digital image correlation technique by Qiu, Lili

“…With the limitation of 2D digital image correlation, there is a need to explore the 3D DIC technique to produce accurate result in three dimensional space. …”
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Digital image correlation : from integer pixel to sub-pixel by Wicaksono, Anjar Puji.

“…In collaboration with the advancement of computer technology and digital image acquisition (digital imaging), Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technique is getting more common in analyzing strain/deformation on the surface. …”
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Path-independent digital image correlation for mobile smart devices by Cai, Lianjiang

“…Digital Image Correlation (2D DIC) techniques has been one of the most popular and important research topics in optical processing, and was applied to measure deformation of an object. …”
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3D digital image correlation implementation with OpenCV by Qi, Yiru

“…The Digital Image Correlation (DIC) technique has been increasingly popular through the last decade since its first introduction in 1970s. …”
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Phase unwrapping : development and analysis (2) by Liu, Huimei.

“…Phase unwrapping is a classical problem in the fields of medical, military and industrial digital image processing applications. Its primary operation is to extract phase signals from an input image that is wrapped into the range that exceeds -π to +π. …”
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2D phase unwrapping system by Lee, Benjamin Juyi.

“…Phase extraction is used in many medical, military and industrial applications that involve digital image processing. The process of phase unwrapping is made further complicated by the presence of false phase wraps, caused either by noise or by the phase unwrapping algorithm itself. …”
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Towards high-speed optical measurement of shape and deformation by Wang, Tianyi

“…Optical measurement techniques, with the advantages of non-contact, non-destructiveness, and high accuracy and sensitivity, have been successfully developed and applied to study shapes and deformations of objects. Digital image correlation (DIC) and fringe pattern analysis (FPA) are two important categories of the optical measurement methods. …”
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Animation techniques inverse kinematics by Tan, Caibao

“…Articulated figures are found in animation which can be represented in the form of digital images such as 2D or 3D. They contain more than hundred degrees of freedom. …”
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