Participate in the DVC Challenge 2.0

Hi all,

We at iDICs (International Digital Image Correlation Society) are thrilled to invite you to join the most recent DVC (Digital Volume Correlation) challenge! The DVC Challenge 2.0 has two sub-challenges. The first part is an interlaboratory study on the temporal stability of laboratory X-ray Computed Tomography systems. The second part is to identify available experimental and synthetic images and develop a standardized set of high-quality and other challenging datasets from different imaging modalities, which will be further used for DVC code assessment.

We welcome you to join us and contribute your expertise. If you are interested, please fill out the enrollment form before Nov 30, 2021:
https://forms.gle/YetbAqAXeHTFC24v8

To check previous results of DVC Challenge 1.0:
B.P. Croom et al. Experimental Mechanics, 61, 395-410 (2021). https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11340-020-00653-x

Contact
Dr. Jin Yang, University of Wisconsin-Madison, jyang526@wisc.edu
Dr. Brendan Croom, Johns Hopkins University, brendan.croom@jhuapl.edu
Dr. Helena Jin, Sandia National Lab, hjin@sandia.gov