Study Retreating Glaciers using FLIR’s Thermal Drone Imagery

By Naomi Charlton / 08 Apr 2020
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In this video researcher Rosie Bisset, from Edinburgh University, is using drones equipped with FLIR System’s Vue™ Pro R Thermal Imaging Camera to map the surface of some of the highest glaciers in South America. Researchers have been monitoring the Andes glaciers with drones for several years, but Bisset is the first to conduct a thermal survey on her expedition.

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