An airborne maritime surveillance system was flown on a helicopter over an industrial plant to demonstrate its usefulness for energy conservation. More than 600 thermal infrared images, acquired in 3 different periods of time, were used for the mosaic of the study area. Data were analyzed using computer-assisted interpretation of digitized aerial imagery. The results prove the usefulness of the system used for calculating the heat losses and the energy distribution of the plant.
Thermal Infrared Imagery from Helicopter for Heat Loss Calculations in Industrial Plants
1986
6 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Energy Use, Supply, & Demand , Policies, Regulations & Studies , Aerial photography , Heat measurement , Industrial plants , Infrared imagery , Infrared photography , Thermal analysis , Thermal insulation , Computer aided mapping , Helicopters , Image analysis , Image processing , Photointerpretation , Foreign technology , Energy conservation