The Sensors & Instrumentation KTN is the UK’s sensing network. It works with industry and researchers to exploit sensing technologies and is an authoritative voice informing government about the future impact of sensing. Its mission is to improve UK sensing innovation by transferring knowledge to businesses and enabling them to access the best science and technology.
This seminar series will be the first time the Sensors and Instrumentation KTN has been involved in PHOTONEX. This Workshop will include presentations on optical and photonic techniques that can be used to solve a range of sensing problems.
Don't forget to bring details of your sensing problem to PHOTONEX for the Sensors KTN experts to solve
Session 1 (11:00 – 12:00)
Environmental Gas Sensing |
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Review of use of DIAL for Industrial Emissions Monitoring |
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Rod Robinson , National Physical Laboratory - abstract |
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A Combined NO, CO and Visibility Monitor for Road Tunnels |
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Colin Edge, Dynoptic Systems Ltd - abstract |
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Multi-Gas and Multi-Parameter Sensing Using Multi-Mode Diode or Microcavity-Solid-State Lasers |
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Paul Ewart, Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford University - abstract |
Session 2 (12:45– 13:45)
Industrial Sensing |
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Optical Sensors for Harsh Environments in Automotive and Aerospace Applications |
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Robert Pinnock, TRW Conekt - abstract |
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Colour and Appearance Measurement in Industry |
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National Physical Laboratory - abstract |
| 3 |
Applications of In-situ Mid Infrared Fibre Spectroscopy (4-18microns) |
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Gary Colquhoun, Fibre Photonics Ltd - abstract |
Session 3 (14:30– 15:30)
Medical Diagnostic Sensing |
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Exploitation of Fibre Optic Sensors for the Detection of Viable Microbial Pathogens |
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Lynsey Penwill, EvanesCo Ltd - abstract |
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Diagnostics Through The Eye |
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Richard Holley, Lein Applied Diagnostics Ltd - abstract |
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Sensors for Optical Coherence Tomography |
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Jennifer Morton and Simon Whitbread, Hamamatsu Photonics UK Ltd - abstract |
