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QIRT 2022, Paris, France (4th - 8th July 2022 at FIAP Jean Monet)
4th QIRT Asia 2021: Summer 2021-3 (due to the Cororavirus pandemic the conference is postponed to Summer 2023)
Harbin, China
Researchers have been familiar with infrared thermography for many years now. This technique took many fields by storm, sometimes to wither shortly after. While the beauty of thermographic images and the ease of getting them could explain the success of this technique, the difficulty of getting accurate measurements using "thermal cameras" has caused a certain disaffection toward it.
For this reason, it was decided to establish a forum for:
- discussing the latest developments in the instrument technique, methodology and methods of analysis in the field of infrared thermography
- helping to disseminate the latest results in the field throughout the industrial and research worlds.
An international conference, named Quantitative Infrared Thermography (QIRT'92), was held on the premises of École Centrale de Paris , in Château-Malabry, France. During the conference, the QIRT Working Group was established.
Up to now, there has been 15 QIRT conferences (see Archive Section for the complete list).
The last conference held in Porto, Portugal (September 2020,in virtual mode) was a big success.
More details:
Conference, Papers,
Photos. The conference was a big success.
The next conference, QIRT 2022 will be held in
Paris, France, 4th - 8th July 2022.
The website will contain all details soon. This will be the opportunity to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the QIRT conference series!
The location of the conference is the
FIAP Jean Monet.
The conference, 3rd
QIRT Asia 2019 was held in
Tokyo, Japan, in July 2019.
More details:
Papers,
Photos. The conference was a big success.
The conference, 4th
QIRT Asia 2023 will be held in
Harbin, China, in Summer 2023.
The website contains all details The conference normally planned in 2021 is postponed to 2023 due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Organigram of QIRT Organization
For additional information, contact:
Prof. Xavier Maldague
Email:
Xavier.Maldague@gel.ulaval.ca 