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March 5, 2026Review of Scientific Instruments0 citations

Gaussian process regression for thermal transport analysis in infrared imaging video bolometry

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TNTomoaki NishizawaGPG. PartesottiSTS. Tokuda

Key Points

  • The central aim is to develop an inference framework for modeling blackbody radiation and thermal diffusion in infrared imaging video bolometry.
  • Utilized Gaussian process regression to model thermal diffusion and blackbody radiation.
  • Validated the framework with synthetic and experimental IRVB data.
  • Analyzed the effects of noise level and foil material on the results.
  • Identified limitations of the framework and proposed strategies for improvement.
  • Produced reliable results without needing temporal or spatial averaging.
  • Demonstrated accurate characterization of thermal diffusion and radiation across various conditions.

Abstract

Accurate characterization of thermal diffusion and blackbody radiation on the detector foil is crucial in infrared imaging video bolometry (IRVB) for reliably inferring the spatial distribution of plasma radiation. This paper presents a new inference framework for modeling blackbody radiation and thermal diffusion power densities using Gaussian process regression. This method is validated with both synthetic and experimental IRVB data, producing reliable results without the need for temporal or spatial averaging. In addition, the effects of noise level and foil material are analyzed, and both the limitations of this framework and strategies for improving its performance are identified.

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Nishizawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91e65d6127c7a504c25f3https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0313633
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