What can infrared imagery be used for?
Infrared imagery has been used by the government for years to help forecast weather and to spot military targets. Just recently the use of IR has made its way to the public sector. Doctors can use it to spot cancer in humans, vets use it to spot problems with the ankles and hooves of horses, the DNR uses it to count deer, BMW is installing it in cars for the most advanced ‘night site’ available, and of course there are the building science applications. Michigan IR has decided to concentrate on the Building Sciences side of IR development. Anywhere a heat difference can appear an IR investigation can identify the differences. Differences between inside and outside air allows us to pinpoint leaks in the building structure or the HVAC systems. Differences between insulated cavities and non-insulated cavities allow us to pinpoint gaps that need to be filled. Differences between wet and dry surfaces allow us to quickly pinpoint water intrusion or water damage long before it can be seen wit
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