Affiliation:
1. National Physical Laboratory Hampton Road, Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 0LW UK
Abstract
Quantitative thermal imaging, the measurement of temperature by use of thermal imaging devices, is reviewed here from a metrological perspective with a focus on measurement confidence and system application to fields such as condition monitoring and healthcare diagnostics. Thermal imaging
has seen greatly increased application for the measurement of temperature following dramatic improvements in practicality and price. Selected thermal imaging systems are reviewed here by providing some example measurements outputs from devices, highlighting their outcomes on measurement confidence
and impact on practical use, such as in condition monitoring and healthcare diagnostics.
Subject
Electrochemistry,Metals and Alloys,Process Chemistry and Technology
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