From an elevated position an infrared camera can visualize a large thermographic overview for a variety of applications. With drones, helicopters or planes, equipped with a thermal camera stabilized by a gimbal mount, fire fighters detect sources of ignition and map fires. Aerial thermography is also used for agricultural and geological research, thermal mapping, airborne inspection and maintenance of long-distance power lines and many more.
InfraTec has been providing airborne thermography systems and infrared cameras for many years. Users can trust in the design and reliability of these systems, regardless of which airborne application they are considering. During the online event, Adam Boniecki from Trakka Systems will present the use of airborne thermography for utility and environmental inspections, addressing the challenges and practical experiences. Following the presentation, participants will have the opportunity to ask questions to the speaker and the specialists from InfraTec.
Source: InfraTec
A glimpse at the 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
Online event: High-resolution aerial thermography
- Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (CEST)
- Language: English
