New regulations about greenhouse gas emissions force governmental and environmental organizations around the world to look for efficient monitoring tools in order to manage their contribution to global warming.
Today’s surveillance needs demand a considerable level of discrimination and require the ability to detect, recognize, and identify humans and targets of interest efficiently and rapidly. By Louis Brault, Telops Inc.
The Hyper-Cam-LW sensor from the Telops Hyper-Vision product line is well suited to perform the real-time detection of small quantities of solid and liquid substances on various surfaces. By TELOPS
Oil consumption for jet engines and turbines and its adverse environmental and economic impacts can be mitigated through the application of more advanced technologies. In this article, hyperspectralimaging coupled with novel data processing techniques were used to analyze the turbulent exhaust plume from a small turbojet engine.By TELOPS
Hyperspectral imagery can help the oil sands industry's most critical aspects of productivity, cost saving, and reducing environmental impact in several different ways. Two methods to note are the ability to remotely predict oil concentration in situ prior to the bitumen process extraction, and the visualization of soft tailings to help gain a better understanding of mineral occurrence and distribution for deposit characterization on tailing operations. By TELOPS
Most countries require continuous monitoring of emissions produced by coal and oil-fired power plants, municipal and hazardous waste incinerators, cement plans, and many other types of industrial sources. By TELOPS
Infrared cameras fill the needs of specialized applications that cannot be fulfilled using standard visible cameras such as, night vision, thermography and non-destructive testing. By TELOPS
Infrared cameras fill the needs of specialized applications that cannot be fulfilled using standard visible cameras such as, night vision, thermography and non-destructive testing. By TELOPS
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