Furthermore, spatio-temporal image processing is a promising way to support the analysis of complex physical fluid phenomena, in particular the measurement and the understanding of turbulent flows. The analysis of fluid motion from images raises several important theoretical and applied issues related to applied fluid mechanics, computational mathematics, information theory, pattern recognition, image processing and computer vision. These issues encompass problems of modeling, identification, estimation and segmentation, the solution of which are necessary to define appropriate and efficient image analysis tools for the computational evaluation of such difficult real fluid image sequences. The purpose and interest of this special issue is to provide an attractive interdisciplinary forum for this challenging theme which relies on the combination of physical models, mathematical analysis and computational techniques. Prospective authors are encouraged to submit high quality, original works, which have not appeared, nor are under consideration, in any other journals.
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