Since in the near future I will be a laboratory instructor, and in this lab there are many experiments which are not related to my research field, therefore I am experiencing difficulties to understand basic concepts.
One of the experiments related to the thermal imaging. So I have few questions on this topic:
(a)What are the difficulties in the imaging through atmosphere?
(b)What is the wavelength interval for the best imaging through atmosphere?
(c)What is the difference between a contrast of the camera in the visible light and in the infra red light? Where we have batter contrast? Why?
(d)Which techniques are used for three-dimensional imaging in IR?
Thank you in advance!
I suggest you read the open access paper:
CARLOMAGNO G.M. and CARDONE G.: Review article,”Infrared Thermography for Convective Heat Transfer Measurements”, Experiments in Fluids, 49,1187–1218, ISSN 0723-4864 (2010)
or the book:
ASTARITA T. and CARLOMAGNO G.M.: “Infrared Thermography for Thermo-Fluid-Dynamics”, Springer-Verlag, Berlin-Heidelberg, ISBN 978-3-642-29507-2 (2013)
May be you find the answers, Good Luck.
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