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High-frame-rate vector Doppler methods are used to measure blood velocities over large 2-D regions, but their accuracy is often estimated over a short range of depths. This paper thoroughly examines the dependence of velocity measurement accuracy on the target position. Simulations were carried out on flat and parabolic flow profiles, for different Doppler angles, and considering a 2-D vector flow imaging (2-D VFI) method based on plane wave transmission and speckle tracking. The results were also compared with those obtained by the re
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