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12 May 2015 Observation of temperature trace, induced by changing of temperature inside the human body, on the human body skin using commercially available IR camera
Vyacheslav A. Trofimov, Vladislav V. Trofimov
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Abstract
As it is well-known, application of the passive THz camera for the security problems is very promising way. It allows seeing concealed object without contact with a person and this camera is non-dangerous for a person. In previous papers, we demonstrate new possibility of the passive THz camera using for a temperature difference observing on the human skin if this difference is caused by different temperatures inside the body. For proof of validity of our statement we make the similar physical experiment using the IR camera.

We show a possibility of temperature trace on human body skin, caused by changing of temperature inside the human body due to water drinking. We use as a computer code that is available for treatment of images captured by commercially available IR camera, manufactured by Flir Corp., as well as our developed computer code for computer processing of these images. Using both codes we demonstrate clearly changing of human body skin temperature induced by water drinking.

Shown phenomena are very important for the detection of forbidden samples and substances concealed inside the human body using non-destructive control without X-rays using. Early we have demonstrated such possibility using THz radiation. Carried out experiments can be used for counter-terrorism problem solving.

We developed original filters for computer processing of images captured by IR cameras. Their applications for computer processing of images results in a temperature resolution enhancing of cameras.
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Vyacheslav A. Trofimov and Vladislav V. Trofimov "Observation of temperature trace, induced by changing of temperature inside the human body, on the human body skin using commercially available IR camera", Proc. SPIE 9485, Thermosense: Thermal Infrared Applications XXXVII, 94851H (12 May 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2179688
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KEYWORDS
Infrared cameras

Cameras

Terahertz radiation

Infrared imaging

Image processing

Skin

Water

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