Infrared Thermography: electrical and industrial applications

This book goes into great detail. I’m a geek (not a nerd). To clarify what I mean about being a geek: I care a great deal about knowing and understanding the topic at hand, inside and out. I’m a subject matter expert, and I don’t add information to a conversation unless I believe the information will be useful to listeners. Nerds will spout off useless information to appear smart. That being said, this book is very clear to distinguish terminology for the reader to gain a deep understanding of thermography. If you’re getting into thermography for industrial applications, this contains a lot of theory that would be overkill if you’re going for a Level 1 or 2 Thermography. But for higher levels or geeks likes myself, or nerds, good book.

Seems to be thourough.

Davide Lanzoni's text is an excellent introduction to infrared thermography. The book is an English translation from Italian, so there are a number of grammatical and syntactic errors. However, this is made up by the scope of the book, which is exhaustively researched. You will understand infrared thermography if you read this book, guaranteed.

The kindle version is really a mess, it is not easy to follow throughout. The content seems a bit simplistic, but good as entry level to thermography.