The effect of surface gravity waves on the measurement of river surface velocity - Presentation for RiverFlow 2020
- 1. The University of Sheffield
- 2. Newcastle University
Description
Presentation for River Flow 2020 online conference.
Key points:
•A video of a river surface shows evidence of water waves;
•The characteristics of these waves can be quantified and predicted;
•Water waves have an observable and modellable effect on the space-time image correlation;
•Correlation-based surface velocimetry can be very inaccurate if applied without tracers and in the presence of waves;
•A more robust estimate of the velocity can be obtained from a knowledge of the characteristic surface length scales.
More detailed information can be found in the article:
Dolcetti, G., Hortobágyi, B., Perks, M. and Tait, S. J. (2020), The effect of surface gravity waves on the measurement of river
surface velocity, Proceedings of River Flow 2020
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Funding
- UK Research and Innovation
- Rapid monitoring of river hydrodynamics and morphology using acoustic holography EP/R022275/1