Digital Image Correlation: Towards Standardisation and Good Practice

Online seminar and exhibition

This two day seminar and exhibition focuses on the increasing use of Digital Image Correlation (DIC) as a regular measurement tool in academic and industrial environments, and the challenges associated with ensuring good practices and high data quality. With several notable speakers from the community, this event will provide valuable insights into current activities, and is sure to inspire lively discussion. The event is not focussed on one particular application, but instead aims to bring together experiences from a broad range of industries. With co-sponsorship from iDICs, there will be reference to the DIC Good Practice guide, and discussion on how it fits with the various application areas. Alongside the presentations there will also be an exhibition where companies providing DIC relevant products will be present.

Presentations

The current use of DIC in international standards for materials testing

Mark Iadicola, Mechanical Performance Group, NIST (iDICs)

DIC used outside the laboratory: examples and issues

Nick McCormick, Principal Research Scientist, Advanced, Materials Characterisation, NPL

GOM’s approach to acceptance testing

Markus Klein, GOM GmbH

Materials performance for the hottest place in the solar system

Allan Harte, Materials Engineer, United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

Beyond the noise floor: an approach to the underestimated “unseen” in standardization and traceability

Pascal Lava, MatchID

How to estimate uncertainty in DIC measurements

Thorsten Siebert, LaVision

Beyond Good Practice: Standardising the Speckle

David Jesson, University of Surrey

Exhibition

Alongside the presentations there will also be an exhibition where companies providing DIC relevant products will be present. There will also be exhibition breakout rooms providing opportunities for individual discussions during the day.

More information: www.bssm.org/events/workshops-seminars/digital-image-correlation-towards-standardisation-and-good-practice/