Infrared Thermal Monitoring of Intersection Elements of Urban Road Infrastructure and Road Traffic Via Drone

This paper presents a thermographic analysis of a street junction within an urban road network, focusing on identifying thermal load sources generated by vehicle traffic—an increasingly significant environmental concern for urban populations. The study explores the application of thermographic methods at urban intersections and the creation of thermal maps. These approaches support the advancement of intelligent transport systems, aligning with smart city initiatives aimed at optimizing traffic flow management. Additionally, the findings provide potential for assessing the conditions of both road transport infrastructure and vehicles. By adopting this comprehensive perspective for monitoring urban environments and transportation systems, cities can enhance overall quality of life and public well-being. The results emphasize the value of conducting broad-scope studies, suggesting that combining ground-based and aerial thermal imaging leads to more informed decision-making. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2025-011-05-02 Full Text: PDF

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Civil Engineering Journal
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.28991/cej-2025-011-05-02
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Advanced Measurement and Detection Methods
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Infrared Thermal Monitoring of Intersection Elements of Urban Road Infrastructure and Road Traffic Via Drone

Georgi Mladenov, Vladimir Hristov, Росен Милетиев, Iliyan Damyanov et al.
3 citations
Civil Engineering Journal
Advanced Measurement and Detection Methods
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Infrared Thermal Monitoring of Intersection Elements of Urban Road Infrastructure and Road Traffic Via Drone

Georgi Mladenov, Vladimir Hristov, Росен Милетиев, Iliyan Damyanov, Kalin Dimitrov, Durhan Saliev
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This paper presents a thermographic analysis of a street junction within an urban road network, focusing on identifying thermal load sources generated by vehicle traffic—an increasingly significant environmental concern for urban populations. The study explores the application of thermographic methods at urban intersections and the creation of thermal maps. These approaches support the advancement of intelligent transport systems, aligning with smart city initiatives aimed at optimizing traffic flow management. Additionally, the findings provide potential for assessing the conditions of both road transport infrastructure and vehicles. By adopting this comprehensive perspective for monitoring urban environments and transportation systems, cities can enhance overall quality of life and public well-being. The results emphasize the value of conducting broad-scope studies, suggesting that combining ground-based and aerial thermal imaging leads to more informed decision-making. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2025-011-05-02 Full Text: PDF

Civil Engineering JournalVol. 11(5)
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Advanced Measurement and Detection Methods
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