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Tracking Execution

Run the tracking pipeline, perform Volume Self-Calibration, and validate results in real-time.

1. Run Tracking Tab

Execution Control

Volume Self-Calibration (VSC)

Optimize camera parameters using tracked particles to correct for vibrations or setup shifts.

Best Practice: VSC works best with low concentration tracer images. Sparse data ensures reliable particle matches for calibration.
Workflow Loop:
  1. Required: You must complete a full OpenLPT tracking run first to generate the tracks needed for VSC.
  2. Calibrate: Run VSC to update camera parameters.
  3. Verify & Refine: Run OpenLPT again to apply the new parameters. You can repeat this loop (OpenLPT → VSC → OpenLPT) to further refine the calibration.
Transferring Calibration to High-Density Data:

The optimized camera parameters are saved to the camFile_VSC folder.

To use this high-precision calibration for high-concentration tracer or bubble flow experiments:

  1. Locate the folder camFile_VSC generated by your low-density VSC run.
  2. Copy the contents (e.g., cam0.txt, cam1.txt...) into the Camera Path of your high-density project.
  3. Run OpenLPT on the high-density data. The improved calibration will allow for tracking more particles with higher accuracy.

2. Visualization & Monitoring

Left Panel Views

3. Check Tracking Tab

Validation Tools