Facial and oral temperature data from a large set of human subject volunteers

To evaluate the benefit of implementing standardized deployment and
acquisition practices in the measurement of elevated body temperature (EBT)
with infrared thermographs (IRTs), we conducted a clinical study with more
than one thousand subjects. Subject oral temperatures were measured and
facial thermal images captured with two evaluated IRTs. Based on the thermal
images, temperatures from different locations on the face were extracted based
on developed method and are listed in six CSV file as the open database. All
data in these files has been de-identified. Based on these data, we published
two main clinical study papers, with a focus on IRT effectiveness for EBT
measurements and metrics for evaluating IRT clinical accuracy, respectively.
Further analysis of this database can still be valuable.