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thermal
Thermal Infrared (TIR) is radiation that emits from every object and that cannot be seen by the human eye. The higher the temperature of an object, the higher the emitted energy.

By using thermal infrared camera's this energy can be visualised as a black and white photograph. This image can be colour coded to get a clear view of temperature differences in any object. Temperature resolutions of up to 0.1 °C can be detected !


 
 

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      Bordeaux thermography

 
Using a rugged TIR camera mounted vertically in an aircraft enables us to fly large areas in a short period of time. When all individual images are mosaiced together this results in a thermal map of the surveyed area. The ground resolution of such a product is dependent on the flying height of the plane and can go up to 25 cm.

Applications can be found in many different fields like for instance heat-loss survey of cities and industrial plants, soil moisture mapping, monitoring of agricultural crops, monitoring of thermal discharges in water by power plants, etc

By using the FLIR HS 6000 SC camera together with an Applanix position and orientation system, all of the images are synchronously time-tagged and Aerodata has developed a very efficient way to calibrate, geo-rectify and mosaic the individual images into a mosaic of the project areas.

 
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