Infrared drones in the construction industry: Designing a protocol for building thermography procedures

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While a number of domains readily employ Unmanned Aerial Vehicles with infrared cameras (IR-UAVs), the IR and UAV research directions still need to be bridged in the construction domain. Our research aims to develop a protocol for IR-UAV flights to survey building thermography. Through a series of test flights and a literature study, the protocol was developed. The protocol was verified during a final test flight surveying PV-panels and the thermal shell of a building. By outlining the system, designing a protocol, and reflecting on our experiences, we contribute to the discussion to use IR-UAVs in the construction domain.

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Entrop, A. G., & Vasenev, A. (2017). Infrared drones in the construction industry: Designing a protocol for building thermography procedures. In Energy Procedia (Vol. 132, pp. 63–68). Elsevier Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.egypro.2017.09.636

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