Review

Media and analysis

Pair thermal and RGB captures, verify measurement areas, and create traceable findings.

7 min readUpdated 29 July 2026
01

Check the media

Verify upload and processing status before review. Missing or failed files should be checked at their source instead of being replaced by assumptions.

  • Compare time, viewing direction, and subject in thermal and RGB captures.
  • Confirm that radiometric data has been processed.
  • Mark incomplete pairs before preparing a report.
02

Read thermal and RGB together

Treat both views as related evidence. The thermal view shows temperature distribution while RGB provides spatial context. A visible anomaly is not yet a final professional diagnosis.

03

Place measurement geometry

Place points, lines, or areas precisely over the relevant region. Review minimum, maximum, and reference values, and document the geometry so another person can understand it.

04

Document a finding

Keep title, observation, professional assessment, and recommended follow-up distinct. Use only values that come from the selected capture and measurement geometry.