Radiometric analysis
down to the pixel
The difference between a thermal picture and a thermal measurement is radiometry. Atlas is built around the temperature matrix itself — decoding it correctly, correcting it honestly, and exposing it wherever your analysis needs to go.
Serious tooling for radiometric data
For thermographers and engineers who need numbers, not colors.
Radiometric file support
Atlas reads the calibrated temperature data embedded in DJI R-JPEG and FLIR radiometric files — not just the colorized preview — so every reading is a measurement, not a guess.
Calibrated temperature analysis
Inspect per-pixel temperatures, adjust emissivity and reflected temperature, and place spot and area measurements that update live as you tune parameters.
Annotation & markup
Drop pins with live temperature readouts, mark regions, add delta-T callouts, and attach field notes so every finding carries its evidence.
Drone video frame extraction
Pull sharp, evenly spaced frames out of drone video — including thermal video — instead of screenshotting playback by hand.
Branded PDF reports
Generate client-ready reports with annotated imagery, findings tables, and severity grading — under your logo and brand, ready to send the same day.
Secure client share links
Share findings through expiring, optionally passphrase-protected links. Clients review imagery and comments in the browser — no account required.
Correct decoding is half the battle
Radiometric formats are a zoo: DJI R-JPEGs that need the manufacturer's measurement pipeline, FLIR files with per-image Planck constants, byte-order quirks that silently corrupt naive parsers. Atlas handles each format with its proper decode path, sanity-checks results for physical plausibility, and labels any file where only an approximate fallback was possible.
Your data stays yours
Every image's full temperature matrix is available for export as CSV, and annotation-level overrides (emissivity, reference temperature) resample from the recomputed matrix rather than mutating your source data. Analyses are reproducible, exportable, and auditable — the way measurement data should be.
Frequently asked questions
What is radiometric analysis software?
Software that works with the calibrated per-pixel temperature data thermal cameras embed in their files — enabling real measurements, parameter corrections, and quantitative comparisons — rather than just displaying the colorized image.
Can I get the raw temperature matrix out?
Yes. Atlas exports per-image temperature matrices as CSV, so you can run your own downstream analysis in Excel, Python, or engineering tools.
How does Atlas handle files it can't fully decode?
Honestly: readings from approximate fallback decoding are flagged as such, and implausible decodes are caught by validation rather than reported as fact.
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