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The surface distribution of heat transfer coefficients (h) is often determined point by point using surface temperature measurements of the tested object, initially at a uniform temperature and impulsively imposed with a convective boundary condition, and the solution to the transient heat conduction equation for a semi-infinite medium. There are many practical cases where this approach fails to adequately...