The observation area of a point target, which is usually inaccessible, is a necessary condition when utilizing the conventional single-band infrared radiometric thermometry method, as the image gray level inevitably undergoes dispersion. Otherwise, significant errors will be generated, seriously affecting the applicability of infrared radiometric thermometry for distant point targets in the external field. To address the above issue, the infrared radiometric thermometry method for point targets has been researched. A point target radiometric thermometry method based on dual-band infrared imaging is proposed, which can effectively measure radiance and temperature when the area of the point target is unknown. The experimental results show that, compared with conventional single-band algorithms, the proposed dual-band point target thermometry algorithm has a maximum error of 11.18°C under the condition of unknown area, which can meet the needs of infrared radiometric thermometry of point targets at long distances in the external field.
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