Monash University - Thermal and Orthomosaic Mapping

The Thermal and Orthomosaic Mapping project at Monash University focuses on advanced remote sensing techniques to enhance environmental monitoring and analysis. This initiative aims to develop and implement cutting-edge thermal imaging and Orthomosaic mapping methodologies to assess land surface temperatures and create high-resolution geographical maps accurately. By utilizing state-of-the-art drone technology and data processing algorithms, the project seeks to facilitate precise evaluations of urban heat islands, vegetation health, and land use changes. Collaborative efforts among researchers, engineers, and environmental scientists will ensure the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge, promoting innovative solutions for sustainable land management. The outcomes of this project will contribute to improved decision-making in urban planning and environmental conservation, ultimately leading to enhanced resilience in the face of climate change.