Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Quantitative InfraRed Thermography 2010
DOI: 10.21611/qirt.2010.049
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New approach on determination of emissivity fields using bicolor reflectometry technique

Abstract: In a context of quantitative thermography, the main problem for measuring a true temperature field is the knowledge of the thermo-optical properties of the object. The article introduces an approach for measuring the true temperature based on the fusion of the radiance temperature and the measurements in-situ of the material properties. The method is called thermoreflectometry and it is inspired of the work on punctual true temperature measurement by reflectometry presented in [8] on pyroreflectometry.

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“…As a matter of fact the current punctual bicolor pyroreflectometry technic needs to be extend to a 2D mapping in order to be applicable for fusion application. A 2D development has been achieved at the University of Toulouse (Mines-Albi) [20]. The transposition from a punctual technique to a matricial detector (camera) is called thermoreflectometry.…”
Section: -Towards 2d Pyroreflectometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a matter of fact the current punctual bicolor pyroreflectometry technic needs to be extend to a 2D mapping in order to be applicable for fusion application. A 2D development has been achieved at the University of Toulouse (Mines-Albi) [20]. The transposition from a punctual technique to a matricial detector (camera) is called thermoreflectometry.…”
Section: -Towards 2d Pyroreflectometrymentioning
confidence: 99%