I have seen experiments including gliders equipped with said to be dual polarised IR cameras and also with infrasound microphones attached to each wing tip, because thermals also have an acoustic signature in a very low frequency range. The problem with all this appears to be eliminating the background noise. So far no experiment I know of has been successful.
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