Andreas Fischer

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil.

Germany

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Andreas Fischer is a faculty member at Universität Bremen, BIMAQ, in Germany. His research focuses on advanced measurement techniques, particularly in relation to optical geometry and thermographic flow visualization in wind turbines. Recent publications highlight his work on dynamic deformation analysis, laser chemical machining, and defect measurement methodologies.

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Dirk Stöbener

Deputy chief scientific officer and group leader 'in process metrology and optics"

University of Bremen

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Axel von Freyberg

University of Bremen

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Indirect optical geometry measurements for optically uncooperative measurement objects

Corrigendum: Weather-dependency of the thermographic flow visualization of the laminar-turbulent transition on wind turbines (2024 Meas. Sci. Technol. 35 095301)

In-process analysis of the dynamic deformation of a bionic lightweight gear

Complex 3D surface structuring by means of laser chemical machining with modulated laser power

Dynamic displacement measurement of a wind turbine tower using accelerometers: tilt error compensation and validation

Optical tool deflection measurement approach using shadow imaging

Indirect optical geometry measurements with a stream of particles as micro probes

Laser power modulation between disturbed and undisturbed material removal regime in laser chemical processing

Scatterometric defect measurements – uncertainty assessment by means of a virtual instrument and a statistical analysis

Bayesian-Based Approach for the Thermographic Measurement of Flow Transition on Wind Turbine Rotor Blades

Optical measurement approach to analyse the tool-workpiece interacting flow of grinding processes

Metrologisches Kompetenzzentrum für Windenergie

Temperature and pressure effects on the response behavior of anemometers

Capabilities and limits of surface roughness measurements with monochromatic speckles

Capabilities and limits of surface roughness measurements with monochromatic speckles

Active thermography for the interpretation and detection of rain erosion damage evolution on GFRP airfoils

Assessing the rotor blade deformation and tower–blade tip clearance of a 3.4 MW wind turbine with terrestrial laser scanning

On-site contactless visualization of the laminar-turbulent flow transition dynamics on wind turbines

Optische Messung der Werkzeugablenkung in der inkrementellen Blechumformung

Digital speckle photography in the presence of displacement gradients

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Dirk Stöbener

Axel von Freyberg

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