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Modern optical methods of flow visualization: Particle Tracking Velocimetry (PTV) and Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) (see (Adrian, 1981)) are widely used in experimental investigations of air and liquid flows for scientific and industrial purposes. They are common in exploration of such processes as heat and mass transfer in power plants, flows in aircraft and shipbuilding, and medico-biological applications. Nowadays this technique is also employed in the laboratory modeling of geophysical flows (Sergeev  Troitskaya, 2011) including air-sea interaction (Reul et al., 1999; Veron et al., 2007); flows in water column and their interaction with bottom topography (Umeyama, 2008; Zhang et al., 2007); vortex flows (Beckers et al., 2002; Heist et al., 2003).

Applying of PIV/PTV Methods for Physical Modeling of the Turbulent Buoyant Jets in a Stratified Fluid