The building sector is responsible for 40% of the overall energy consumption in the EU.
Building defects, such as heat losses, moisture, and air leakages, inevitably causes …

Despite their vast potential for delivering rich and intuitive visualizations of live building
monitoring data, digital twins have been rarely studied in the context of thermal comfort. To …

In recent years, due to the availability of affordable 3D sensors and the increased computing
power, various methods for the generation of 3D thermograms have been developed. 3D …

Three-dimensional thermography describes the fusion of geometry-and temperature-related
sensor data. In the resulting 3D thermogram, thermal and spatial information of the …

Quantitive infrared thermography like active thermography is a non-destructive testing
technique that is used to inspect surfaces of components for defects. A problem with infrared …

Infrared thermal imaging enables fast, accurate and non-contact measurement of
temperature distributions. However, 2D representations of 3D objects often require several …

In recent years, various methods for the generation of 3D thermograms have been
developed. A well-stablished approach is the fusion of data from depth and long-wave …

The current developments in the energy system especially the increased integration of
renewable and the introduction of dynamic loads lead to a decoupling of consumption and …

The processing, storage and transmission of large-scale point clouds is an ongoing
challenge in the computer vision community which hinders progress in the application of 3D …

Fertilizers are fundamental compounds to balance nutrients in the soil, ensuring its fertility
for food production. In the industry of fertilizers, a common task is the overhaul of the …