Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability
Thermal infrared imaging (TIRI) employs a focal plane array (FPA) of infrared detectors, with associated optics and optoelectronics to remotely detect and topographically map thermal emittance. Thermal and optical properties of human physioanatomy are not fully understood yet confounding diagnostic...
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| author | Khan, Masood Mehmood Arthur, Daniel |
| author2 | Paolo Bonato |
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| description | Thermal infrared imaging (TIRI) employs a focal plane array (FPA) of infrared detectors, with associated optics and optoelectronics to remotely detect and topographically map thermal emittance. Thermal and optical properties of human physioanatomy are not fully understood yet confounding diagnostic interpretation of human TIRI's. Elucidation of the specific physical mechanism via which thermal emission arises from human anatomy in-vivo requires empirical investigation under objective clinical protocols. This paper characterizes the fundamental architecture of the clinical TIRI system with a view to facilitation of objective protocol development, elucidation of the mechanism/s of human thermal infrared emittance, and eventual validation of TIRI as a diagnostic medical tool. Relevant recent and ongoing empirical studies by the authors are also summarized. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-377262017-01-30T14:06:52Z Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability Khan, Masood Mehmood Arthur, Daniel Paolo Bonato Thermal infrared imaging medical imaging osseous stress injuries medical diagnosis Thermal infrared imaging (TIRI) employs a focal plane array (FPA) of infrared detectors, with associated optics and optoelectronics to remotely detect and topographically map thermal emittance. Thermal and optical properties of human physioanatomy are not fully understood yet confounding diagnostic interpretation of human TIRI's. Elucidation of the specific physical mechanism via which thermal emission arises from human anatomy in-vivo requires empirical investigation under objective clinical protocols. This paper characterizes the fundamental architecture of the clinical TIRI system with a view to facilitation of objective protocol development, elucidation of the mechanism/s of human thermal infrared emittance, and eventual validation of TIRI as a diagnostic medical tool. Relevant recent and ongoing empirical studies by the authors are also summarized. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/37726 IEEE-EMBS fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Thermal infrared imaging medical imaging osseous stress injuries medical diagnosis Khan, Masood Mehmood Arthur, Daniel Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title | Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title_full | Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title_fullStr | Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title_full_unstemmed | Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title_short | Thermal Infrared Imaging: Toward Diagnostic Medical Capability |
| title_sort | thermal infrared imaging: toward diagnostic medical capability |
| topic | Thermal infrared imaging medical imaging osseous stress injuries medical diagnosis |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/37726 |