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10 November 1978A Holographic Micro-Velocimeter For Use In Studying Ocean Particle Dynamics
Laboratory measurements were made of the sizes, shapes, and settling speeds of microscopic ocean-type particles by recording sequential transmission holograms of clay aggregates and glass shot in a settling chamber. Density values for particles that were approximate spheroids were determined using a modified Stokes settling equation. The successful application to this problem of inexpensive, off-the-shelf components and low power, He-Ne lasers improves the feasibility of remote, in situ measurements of ocean particle settling dynamics.
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Kendall L. Carder, "A Holographic Micro-Velocimeter For Use In Studying Ocean Particle Dynamics," Proc. SPIE 0160, Ocean Optics V, (10 November 1978); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956853