By utilising a helicopter equipped with a thermal camera, gimbal-supported aerial thermography gets a third dimension through infrared. From an elevated position an infrared camera can visualise a large thermographic overview for a variety of applications. Depending on the actual mission plan fixed wing aircraft can provide further options for those applications as well, of course.
High-Resolution Aerial Thermography (english) Virtual | Date 2024-11-05, 10:00 CET – 12:00 CET
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By utilizing a helicopter equipped with a thermal camera, gimbal-supported aerial thermography gets a third dimension through infrared. From an elevated position an infrared camera can visualise a large thermographic overview for a variety of applications. Depending on the actual mission plan fixed wing aircraft can provide further options for those applications as well, of course.
Learn more about airborne thermography in our online event.
Aerial thermography: Definition, benefits, types, presence and future
Applications for thermography in airborne remote sensing
Challenges of aerial thermography
Technical requirements for an IR camera system
Comparing cooled and uncooled camera systems
Important and relevant selection criteria
Accessories (hardware and software) needed to solve the measurement task
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