NASA NTRS ยท 19890016072
Automated thermal mapping techniques using chromatic image analysis
Abstract
Thermal imaging techniques are introduced using a chromatic image analysis system and temperature sensitive coatings. These techniques are used for thermal mapping and surface heat transfer measurements on aerothermodynamic test models in hypersonic wind tunnels. Measurements are made on complex vehicle configurations in a timely manner and at minimal expense. The image analysis system uses separate wavelength filtered images to analyze surface spectral intensity data. The system was initially developed for quantitative surface temperature mapping using two-color thermographic phosphors but was found useful in interpreting phase change paint and liquid crystal data as well.
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Buck, Gregory M.. 1989-04-01. Automated thermal mapping techniques using chromatic image analysis. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890016072
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