Equine Thermography - RAZIR - hand held FLIR thermal infrared imaging camera

Equine Thermography

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Veterinary / Equine thermography is a rapidly growing field. Doctors, trainers, handlers and owners are all finding new ways to use thermal infrared analysis to diagnose a wide range of animal issues including; performance enhancement, soft tissue stress, vascular studies, lameness, abscesses and infections. In this image of a canine we are using the "black hot" thermal analysis mode. You can see by the temperature scale on the right that the palette is inverted from standard "white hot" thermal imaging so that hotter objects are darker and cooler objects are whiter. Note the extreme cold of the dogs nose and heat of his eyes. The eyes are almost always the hottest external part of the body while a good dog always has a cold nose!

light thermal image of a kota

High output LED testing / Canine sleeping


	RAZIR Thermal infrared images of hedgehog, compliments of Mr. Andrew Perry @ Thermal Dynamic Resources, A professional thermography company.

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Many academic and technical schools provide training for weatherization programs, energy audit programs, electrical maintenance, electrician, HVAC and more. Many of these schools are eligible for grant assistance from the local, state and federal level. Retraining programs like workers comp and VA Medical rehab are also good sources of possible grant assistance for companies and individuals.

Carl D Perkins Act

If your state uses this grant it seems that there is good cause and precedence to apply for thermal imaging equipment and thermography infrared cameras. This act provides for almost 1.4 Billion dollars annualy toward education. Types of Activities Supported: State and local funds generally are to be used for the following types of activities:

Serving as a catalyst for change by driving program improvement
Developing a strong accountability system that ensures quality and results
Strengthening the integration of academic, career and technical education
Ensuring access to career and technical education for special populations, including students with disabilities
Developing and improving curricula
Purchasing equipment to ensure that the classrooms have the latest technology
Providing career guidance and academic counseling services
Providing professional development and technical assistance for teachers, counselors and administrators
Supporting career and technical education student organizations

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