The Application of the Super Video Camera and VCR Equipment with Editing Capabilities to the Analysis of Commercial Blasting Operations

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Floyd W. Crump
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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4
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223 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

New technology in video equipment, such as Super Video Tapes, Super Video Camera Recorders equipped with high speed electronic shutters, and VCR's with editing capabilities make it possible to resolve high speed events to still frames with an event elapsed time of 17 milliseconds (ms). This is far from the 2 ms resolution available with a High Speed 16 mm Film Camera such as the LOCAM at its maximum 500 frame persecond speed, but is adequate for many field blast evaluations.
Citation

APA: Floyd W. Crump  (1991)  The Application of the Super Video Camera and VCR Equipment with Editing Capabilities to the Analysis of Commercial Blasting Operations

MLA: Floyd W. Crump The Application of the Super Video Camera and VCR Equipment with Editing Capabilities to the Analysis of Commercial Blasting Operations. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1991.

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