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Seeing the Heat: Synthesizing High-Resolution Wood Thermal Responses from Optical Imagery
The thermal behavior of wood is a critical factor in advanced material assembly. However, pixel-level thermal analysis remains fundamentally constrained by the low resolution and noise inherent to infrared thermography. To address this, we introduce an end-to-end computational framework that synthes
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