Abstract
It is shown that holographic interferometry can be applied to solve two problems: heating of a glass plate by a complex heat source and nonisothermal flow of a submerged jet around a wedge. The process of isolating and numbering the skeletal lines on the interferograms is automated and direct calculations are made of the temperature fields.
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