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Scientific experiments performed in space require real-time control by the scientists on earth, i.e. Telescience/Teleoperation. In fluid science research, non-invasive optical diagnostic tools help to gain a better understanding of phenomena within transparent media. During the last years, electronic cameras started to take over the role of quantitative imaging from photographic imaging. For that...