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Webinar on Brillouin distributed sensing
The Webinar on Brillouin distributed sensing will review all aspects of distributed sensing, i.e. requirements and challenges in design of sensing cable, interrogator as well as special demands for equipment installation and data processing software. The advantages of employment of Brillouin distributed sensing for various applications such as structural health monitoring, smart grid, soil management, mining, etc., with a special attention to Oil & Gas industry will be also discussed.
Speakers
Elena Beletkaia Project Leader at EPIC, European Photonics Industry Consortium
Filippo Bastianini President and CEO at SestoSensor
Gabriele Bolognini PULSe Project Coordinator
Isabelle Pellegrini R&D Manager for Data Analysis & Interpretation at Ziebel
Supported by Supported by EPIC Webinar on Hyperspectral Imaging
The EPIC Webinar on Hyperspectral Imaging will provide insight on the hyperspectral imaging hardware and its use in all application fields: from the ground using microscopes and spectrometers to airborne or satellite sensors, up to astrophysical data.
The discussion will be focused on the application demands mainly in industrial inspection and machine vision, as well as in others enabled markets such as automotive, avionics, monitoring of the environment, pollution, precision agriculture, chemistry, biomedical imagery, defense application, space.
Speakers
José Pozo Director of Technology and Innovation at EPIC – European Photonics Industry Consortium
René Heine Co-Founder and CEO at Cubert GmbH
Dr. Katja LEFEVRE Head of Applications at SPECIM
Paul Danini Business Development - Imaging at imec
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