NEXTFLOW at the ISPIV 2023

The NEXTFLOW team contributed 4 oral presentations at the last 15th International Symposium on Particle Image Velocimetry, held in San Diego (USA). The contributions covered several outcomes of the project, including resolution enhancement and flow estimation from sensor.

You can find the presented contributions here:

It was a great opportunity to share with the PIV community our advances within NEXTFLOW!

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