Termografická detekce osob v záchranných oděvech

Abstract

This diploma thesis focuses on the thermographic detection of individuals wearing protective and rescue clothing. The theoretical part is dedicated to the physical principles of thermography and to the characterization of materials used in protective and rescue garments with respect to their thermal properties. The aim of the practical part is to evaluate the influence of protective and rescue clothing on the thermal image of a human subject captured by a thermal camera and to assess how individual clothing layers and environmental conditions affect human detectability in the infrared spectrum. The practical part includes experimental measurements using a thermal camera under various conditions and a subsequent evaluation of the influence of materials and ambient conditions on the quality and interpretation of thermal images.

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thermal imaging camera, firefighter turnout gear, aluminized protective clothing, emissivity, infrared radiation, human detection

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