Geometric calibration of focused light field camera for 3-D flame temperature measurement

Sun, Jun and Xu, Chuanlong and Zhang, Biao and Wang, Shimin and Hossain, Md Moinul and Qi, Hong and Tan, Heping; (2016) Geometric calibration of focused light field camera for 3-D flame temperature measurement. In: 2016 IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., TWN. ISBN 9781467392204 (https://doi.org/10.1109/I2MTC.2016.7520580)

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Abstract

Focused light field camera can be used to measure three-dimensional (3-D) temperature field of a flame because of its ability to record intensity and direction information of each ray from flame simultaneously. This work aims to develop a suitable geometric calibration method of focused light field camera for 3-D flame temperature measurement. A modified method based on Zhang's camera calibration is developed to calibrate the camera and the measurement system. A single focused light-field camera is used to capture images of bespoke calibration board for calibration in this study. Geometric parameters including intrinsic (i.e., camera parameters) and extrinsic (i.e., camera connecting with the calibration board) of the focused light field camera are calibrated to trace the ray projecting onto each pixel on CCD (charge-coupled device) sensor. Instead of using line features, corner point features are directly utilized for the calibration. The characteristics of focused light field camera including one 3-D point corresponding to several image points and matching main lens and microlens f-numbers, are used for calibration. Results with a focused light field camera are presented and discussed. Preliminary 3-D temperature distribution of a flame is also investigated and presented.

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