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I don't see why not. Personally I have never done it but have been a thermographer for over a decade. Of course some factors will come into play such as time of day you perform the scan. Ideally you want the temperature delta to be at its greatest when you scan so it is easier to identify the...

Thanks for your input! That makes sense on the qualitative part. I guess roof and PV is more concerned about finding the temperature deltas which could indicate an issue rather then absolute temps. We use IR extensively to confirm Piping and pressure vessels are operating below the critical...

Hello All, studying for part 107 but have 13 years experience as a level 1 thermographer in the oil and gas sector. For everyday scanning I typically use a 0.95 emissivity. Wondering what you guys are using for UAS surveys? Do you change it depending on the item of interest or just roll with one...

Here is some info on software and a fancy but pricy option. https://irinfo.org/04-01-2006-colbert/ https://thermaltrend.com/features/

FLIR Tools. They don’t make it easy to find anymore but they have their FLIR tools software that is free. You can view the IR images change parameters and create reports. Don’t use Tools+ unless you want to pay. I don't have the H20T I use the XT2 on my Matrice and I can copy the images to my...