Hello and greetings,

I have an equiry on FlightHub2 with the Dock2 Matrice 3DT and early detection of wildfires.

We have simulated a few controlled fire simulations on a secluded hill and have not had great results in differentiating the fire from rocks and other materials that have slight temperature variations compared to the rest of the landscape. See example for a shots taken where it is not very obvious where the fire is, as many other materials in the field of view also pick up a tint to indicate a higher temperature.

As shown in attached photos, when doing a spot check of temperature, I get very high temp readings when focused on the fire, and much lower temps when focused on any other areas but it seems less obvious when a general overview of the area is inspected. I have also played with the calibration button as shown in attachments but this does not help much and is not practical for a pilot to constantly adjust.

My questions - is there a way to configure the tint mode in FlightHub2 to only tint areas where the temperature is above a certain threshold, lets say above 30'C and not only rely on the built in functionality that calibrates based on what is in the field of view when reconfigured?

Any other help or guidance will be appreciated.

Thank you

Hello and greetings,

I have an equiry on FlightHub2 with the Dock2 Matrice 3DT and early detection of wildfires.

We have simulated a few controlled fire simulations on a secluded hill and have not had great results in differentiating the fire from rocks and other materials that have slight temperature variations compared to the rest of the landscape. See example for a shots taken where it is not very obvious where the fire is, as many other materials in the field of view also pick up a tint to indicate a higher temperature.

As shown in attached photos, when doing a spot check of temperature, I get very high temp readings when focused on the fire, and much lower temps when focused on any other areas but it seems less obvious when a general overview of the area is inspected. I have also played with the calibration button as shown in attachments but this does not help much and is not practical for a pilot to constantly adjust.

My questions - is there a way to configure the tint mode in FlightHub2 to only tint areas where the temperature is above a certain threshold, lets say above 30'C and not only rely on the built in functionality that calibrates based on what is in the field of view when reconfigured?

Any other help or guidance will be appreciated.

Thank you