The word “Schlieren” is German, and translates roughly to “streaks”. What is streaky photography, and why might you want to use it in a project? And where did this funny term come from?

Flow visualization is the process of making the physics of fluid flows (gases, liquids) visible. At the University of Colorado we have a course for mixed teams of engineering and fine arts photography ...

“[Flow visualization] is fascinating and enriches us,” she said ... Students learn to use camera settings, play with light and add dyes to illuminate otherwise invisible fluid flows. Many of these ...

typically uses advanced fluid flow visualization tools when helping to detect “drugs and explosives through the flow of fluids that are usually invisible,” he wrote in a blog post.

He writes on the NIST website, “When I’m in the laboratory, I use a number of advanced fluid flow visualization tools to help better understand and improve our ability to detect illicit drugs and ...

If we use water as our working fluid and mix it with some Kalliroscope solution ... A cross sectional view of the flow field looks like: Using the Kalliroscope flow visualization method, the flow ...

"As part of the project, we will create new education programs integrated with research to promote fluid flow computer modeling education by blending data analysis, visualization and computer ...