ThermoSky structures each inspection around the asset, the site, the operating conditions and the client decision that must follow.
The details vary by project, but the workflow keeps inspection objectives, limitations and outputs clear from the beginning.
We begin by understanding the asset, the reason for the inspection, known concerns, operating context and the decision the report needs to support.
The mission is planned around access, flight area, hazards, airspace, weather, operating conditions, sensor requirements and asset identification.
Thermal and high-resolution visual data are captured from planned viewpoints. Field checks are made to confirm useful coverage and image quality.
Images are organised and reviewed for abnormal patterns, visible concerns, comparison with similar assets and the limitations affecting interpretation.
The client receives a structured report with traceable evidence, priorities and recommended next actions. A findings discussion can be included where agreed.
Not every project needs every output. The reporting level is matched to the inspection objective, asset records and budget.
Scope, conditions, limitations and principal observations.
Thermal and visible evidence with clear labels and observations.
A consistent category to support review and maintenance planning.
Coordinates, maps or spatial reference where feasible.
Row, module, tower, pole or component reference when records support it.
A discussion with client teams to explain evidence and next actions.
A professional inspection report distinguishes observed evidence from a confirmed root cause. ThermoSky identifies when further electrical testing, physical inspection or specialist review is needed.
Loading, weather, emissivity, reflection, viewing angle and recent environmental changes may affect temperature readings.
Some defects may be hidden, too small, obscured or outside the safe and practical flight viewpoint.
Drone imagery supports condition assessment but does not replace all electrical tests, mechanical checks or close examination.
Share the asset type, location, objective and required decision. ThermoSky will propose a practical scope, data-capture method and reporting level.
