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Material-Segmented Per-Pixel Emissivity Correction for Thermographic Anomaly Detection in Cultural Heritage Digital Twins

A per-pixel emissivity correction method is presented for quantitative longwave thermography of cultural heritage surfaces. It uses SAM 3.1 open-vocabulary segmentation to map materials and an emissivity table to remove artifacts due to surface heterogeneity. Evaluation is done on synthetic and real datasets, but lacks public datasets with raw radiometry.

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Material-Segmented Per-Pixel Emissivity Correction for Thermographic Anomaly Detection in Cultural Heritage Digital Twins
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