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Abstract

According to the European Commissions, the largest potential saving of energy lies within commercial and residential buildings. A considerable amount of energy loss from buildings is due to heat or infrared radiation. For this reason, we have been collecting infrared data and creating 3-dimensional models of various structures located on the University of North Georgia Dahlonega campus. Images and data were obtained using a drone and a FLIR Pro infrared camera. Using a specialized software, we were able to analyze infrared images. Through the combined use of Agisoft Metashape and many high-resolution infrared images, a 3D model with thermal data can be produced. Through this research, we developed the tools and workflow necessary to analyze the energy loss of these models.

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  • Event location
    • Cleveland Ballroom

  • Event date
    • 2 November 2019

  • Date submitted

    19 July 2022