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Dalziel Research Partners was formed in 1992 and exists both to develop image processing software specifically designed for fluid dynamics, and to undertake related scientific consultancy.The nameThe name "Dalziel" is pronounced "DL", and until 2006 the Partnership was referred to as "DL Research Partners". While the spelling of has changed, the pronunciation has not!ProductsDigiFlow has represented the main product for Dalziel Research Partners since 2002, when the earlier DigImage was withdrawn from sale. Although originally released to the research community (through Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants) in 1992, a number of internationally leading laboratories continue to use DigImage. A rapidly increasing number of laboratories are now using DigiFlow to meet some or all of their needs for experimental diagnostics. With over 200 users world wide, DigiFlow offers great flexibility combined with ease of use. Even with the 'free' licences for an entry level system, the functionality provided by DigiFlow exceeds that of most commercial systems. However, a 'commercial' licence is required to access the full power of DigiFlow. PartnersStuart Dalziel (BEng, PhD) is responsible for the scientific side of Dalziel Research Partners. He is also the Director of the GK Batchelor Laboratory in the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Cambridge.Sharon Kennedy-Dalziel (BCom) has primary responsibilities for the administrative and financial side of Dalziel Research Partners. WebsiteThis website was created in November 2006. Prior to that date, support for DigImage and DigiFlow was provided via www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/lab/ . |
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