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THERMAL MAPPING

The thermal mapping service from Bluesky is an intelligent thermographic spatial information source for deriving property-level building heat-loss maps, used to identify poorly insulated buildings and "Beds in Sheds" illegal dwellings.

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Bluesky provide an end-to-end thermal mapping solution, offering a cost-effective airborne thermal survey service measuring building heat-loss levels across an entire city in just one evening.  Thermal Mapping can also be used in forestry studies to identify individual diseased or infested trees.

Specification

  • Advanced GIS analysis and interpretation

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  • Provides a visual statement showing local energy use

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  • GIS ready seamless raster digital image

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  • Relative heat loss values for all buildings across a town or district

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  • Compatible with OS MasterMap®

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  • Thematic classification of heat loss scores for use in GIS

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  • Heat loss values can be connected to clients address database

Applications

  • Helps report on National Indicator targets

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  • Target homes suitable for roof insulation improvements

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  • Identification of "Beds-in-Sheds" illegal dwellings

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  • Forestry disease and infestations studies

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  • Locate hard to treat homes

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  • Assists CO2 baseline mapping for Local Authorities

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  • Urban Heat Island Mapping

Benefits

  • Cost-effective

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  • Clear and visual results

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  • Rapid data collection

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  • Advanced GIS analysis & interpreatation

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  • Compatible with OS MasterMap®

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  • Carbon offset on all surveys

IDENTIFY HEAT LOSS

 

Derive property-level building heat-loss maps, used to identify poorly insulated buildings and "Beds in Sheds" illegal dwellings.

THERMAL SENSOR

 

Optech LW640 Thermal Camera

(integrated with our Optech Orion M300)

ONLINE THERMAL PORTALS

 

Bluesky can securely host, and manage both the thermal imagery and your chosen auxiliary datasets to enable clients and stakeholders across multiple offices to maximise the value of this web-mapping tool.

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