Mohamed Talbi

Mohamed Talbi
  • Doctor of Philosophy
  • PostDoc Position at Complexe de Recherche Interprofessionnel en Aérothermochimie, French National Centre for Scientific Research

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Introduction
Mohamed Talbi currently works at the Department of Physics, CORIA. Mohamed does research in Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics and Elementary Particle Physics. Their most recent publication is 'Interferometric particle sizing with overlapping images despite Moiré'.
Current institution
Complexe de Recherche Interprofessionnel en Aérothermochimie, French National Centre for Scientific Research
Current position
  • PostDoc Position

Publications

Publications (24)
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A liquid lens is used to realize an adaptive interferometric particle imaging system. The defocus parameter of the system can be changed instantaneously by adjusting the voltage applied to the lens. This enables adjusting the imaging conditions in real time. The setup is first tested on programmable rough particles generated by a digital micromirro...
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A convolutional neural network (CNN) was used to identify the morphology of rough particles from their interferometric images. The tested particles had the shapes of sticks, crosses, and dendrites as well as Y-like, L-like, and T-like shapes. A conversion of the interferometric images to polar coordinates enabled particle shape recognition despite...
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Using a Digital Micromirror Device (DMD), the 3D-reconstruction of programmable rough particles (centrosymmetric or non-centrosymmetric) are done from a set of 120 interferometric images. This can be done using the error-reduction (ER) algorithm for the 2D shape reconstructions and the filtered back-projection for the 3D tomographic reconstruction.
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We report interferometric ice particle imaging and sizing in an icing wind tunnel with wind speeds of 70 m/s. Single particle interferograms are first analysed, size measurements are performed, and examples of possible reconstructed shapes are deduced from the interferometric images. Particle sizing is also performed in the case of ice particles wh...
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This work reports the 3D reconstruction of a particle from a set of three simulated interferometric images of this particle (from three perpendicular angles of view). The reconstruction of each view from its corresponding interferometric pattern uses the error-reduction (ER) algorithm. The 3D reconstruction enables an estimation of the volume of th...
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The Error-Reduction algorithm is tested to reconstruct the exact 2D-shape of irregular rough particles from their experimental interferometric images. The particles tested are “programmable” particles generated with a digital micromirror device. The method is first applied to centrosymmetric particles, and then to non-centrosymmetric particles wher...
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The possibility to perform the tomography of irregularily-shaped rough particles in a flow using multi-view interferometric imaging is investigated. Combining three perpendicular angles of views, we reconstruct a family of possible 3D-shapes from speckle patterns. The estimation of an error parameter enables the elimination of erroneous 3D-shapes t...
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A digital micromirrors device is used to reproduce the speckle-like interferometric images that would produce rough particles. Time-dependent index inhomogeneities induced by a flame are added between the particle and the imaging system. The size measurements deduced from 2D-Fourier analysis of the interferometric patterns show a less than 10% erro...
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The characterization of ice crystals has important applications in airborne research and civil aviation. Interferometric out-of-focus imaging is a promising technique. We investigate in this study the impact of the 3D shape reconstruction of the particles from a pair of interferometric images on the estimation of the ice particle’s volume. An inter...
Conference Paper
The volume of ice particles generated in a freezing column is estimated using a multi-view interferometric out-of-focus imaging set-up. The influence of possible errors in the 3D-reconstruction process of particles is evaluated.
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Le phénomène de givrage qui se produit durant les vols d’aéronefs, lors de leurs traversées de la troposphère (zone dans laquelle la température peut descendre jusqu’à -60°C) se manifeste par une accrétion de glace sur différentes parties de l’appareil (voilures, réacteurs, sondes de mesure…) mettant en péril la sécurité de celui-ci. Ce phénomène c...
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Interferometric out-of-focus images of freezing droplets are presented, and compared to simultaneous in-focus images. In these experiments, the freezing process is characterized by a breaking of the initial droplet's glare points into a wide number of neighbor bright spots. The 2D-Fourier transforms of the interferometric patterns show an elliptica...
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Interferometric particle imaging enables particle size estimation in a wide range [from 10 μm to a few millimeters] depending on the optical system design. With a multi-view optical system, it is possible to extract more information about the 3D morphology of the particle. In this study, multi-view interferometric out-of-focus imaging of ice partic...
Conference Paper
The set of experimental and numerical tools that have been developed to perform interferometric out-of-focus images of ice particles is presented. The different experimental results that have been obtained and that validate the measurement method are presented, analyzed and discussed.
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Airborne characterization of ice crystals has important applications. The extreme difficulty of realizing in situ tests requires the development of a complete instrumentation in the laboratory. Such an installation should enable design, development, test, and calibration of instruments in conditions as close as possible to real ones. We present a s...
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Interferometric out-of-focus imaging of ice particles is realized. A review of the recent developments performed to analyse the speckle-like out-of-focus images of rough particles is first proposed. A remaining challenge is the analysis of overlapping out-of-focus images. In a second part, the overlapping defocused images of two nearby ice particle...
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Interferometric out-of-focus imaging of ice particles is realized. The overlapping defocused images of two nearby ice particles are analyzed. If one particle is much smaller than the other one, the pattern constitutes an off-axis hologram whose analysis gives the exact size and shape of the biggest particle. Using two angles of view, we obtain a 3D...
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We report the experimental observation of extreme instabilities in a self-pulsing fiber laser under the influence of stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS). Specifically, we observe temporally localized structures with high intensities that can be referred to as rogue events through their statistical behaviour with highly-skewed intensity distributi...
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We realize simplified-tomography experiments on irregular rough particles using interferometric out-of-focus imaging. Using two angles of view, we determine the global 3D-shape, the dimensions, and the 3D-orientation of irregular rough particles whose morphologies belong to families such as sticks, plates, and crosses.
Conference Paper
Multi-view interferometric out-of-focus imaging of particles is realized to determine 3D-characteristics of irregular particles in a flow. Using two angles of view, we determine the global 3D-shape, the dimension, and the 3D-orientation of particles that belong to some families of irregular rough particles as sticks, crosses or plates.

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