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Infrared Video of Marcellus Shale Drilling Air Pollution

December 23, 2011 Applications
Gas Emissions in the Marcellus shale region of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Maryland.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation video on hydrocarbon gas emissions in the Marcellus shale region of Pennsylvania, West Virginia & Maryland Online – As reported by Gary Orlove in the  2011 InfraMation ITC Newsletter* – “December 2011″, in an article entitled “Video Investigation of Gas Drilling Sites Reveals Invisible Air Pollution”: “The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) sent the [...]

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HVAC INDUSTRY NEWS SUMMER 2011

August 19, 2011 HVAC
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HVACWebConnection is an online resource for industry professionals E. Wareham MA, USA — Their regional HVAC directories currently consist of New England, New York & Texas. HVACWebConnection.com serves as their national directory. Here’s a sample from their most recent eNewsletter: MO.S.T – Contractor Service Software. Designed to streamline business operations between the field & office. [...]

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Dave’s Canyon, Drop & Car Tests

May 14, 2011 Display

From Way, Way Out There Online —On EEVblog, there is an Aussie, Dave Jones who does all sorts of unique tests and comparisons of and to electronic devices. We found this recent, entertaining and informative video about a digital Multimeter that also measures temperature on YouTube at: http://youtu.be/3WeDfEG7kxA. It runs a mite long, but shows [...]

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Wind Chill – Brrrr!

December 7, 2010 Bio-Medical
USA National Weather Service Wind Chill Chart

It’s Wind Chill time again in the USA. Recent, below normal temperatures combined with more than usual wind speeds have brought the Wind Chill phenomena to the forefront of most weather forecasts. It means that the wind can make it seem colder than the thermometer says it is – and it is a real phenomenon. [...]

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Near-IR Identifies Clothing-concealed Chemicals

November 19, 2010 Applications
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Remote identification of chemicals concealed behind clothing using near infrared spectroscopy Paper by: Céline M. Canal, Aamer Saleem, Roger J. Green and David A. Hutchins, Anal. Methods, 2011, Advance Article DOI: 10.1039/C0AY00386G , Paper (University of Warwick, UK) Abstract Measurements are presented which demonstrate that near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy can …

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Tropical Storm in NASA Satellite Imagery

November 5, 2010 Climate

Anggrek is tightly wrapped in NASA satellite imagery Caption: This infrared image of Tropical Storm Anggrek was captured by the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder instrument aboard NASA’s Aqua satellite on Nov. 3 at 07:05 UTC (3:05 a.m. EDT). Strong, cold, high thunderstorm cloud tops (purple) circled the storm’s center of circulation. Credit: …

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FLIR Completes Acquisition of ICx Technologies

October 6, 2010 News

PORTLAND OR, USA -  Oct 04, 2010– (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) — FLIR Systems, Inc. announced that it has successfully completed its previously announced acquisition of ICx Technologies, Inc. for $7.55 per share, representing an aggregate purchase price of $268 million, or an enterprise value of $232 million including ICx’s closing …

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Industrial Data Loggers

September 22, 2010 Applications
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Upcoming Feature Issue Rochester, UK — The forthcoming edition of Engineering Maintenance Solutions magazine will contain an extensive Industrial Data Loggers feature. EMS magazine is read by over 50,000 maintenance engineers worldwide in printed and digital format and is now recognised as the World’s leading information resource in this sector. To view previous issues in …

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GTI’s New CHP & Renewable Energy Lab

March 10, 2010 Energy

Increases Solar Thermal R&D Opportunities Des Plaines  IL, USA –  The Gas Technology Institute (GTI) recently announced the opening of its Combined Heat and Power (CHP) & Renewable Energy Laboratory to provide greater capabilities for developing a wide variety of highly efficient, environmentally friendly, renewable energy technologies such as solar thermal products. “The advancement of [...]

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Sanitiser sales up on fresh H1N1 scare

February 22, 2010 Bio-Medical

In Brunei  Thermal Cameras Use & HiN1 Vaccinations Increasing Also In an online story on Feb 17, 2001 in the Brunei News that began: BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN — PARENTS of schoolchildren have taken the fight against the Influenza A (H1N1) epidemic into their own hands literally following a report by the Ministry of Health (MoH) [...]

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Newer Personal Thermometers

September 29, 2009 Bio-Medical
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CBS News gets the goods on new devices Online — David Gregg, senior editor of BehindTheBuy.com, recently shared on the CBS News website some examples of the latest personal fever thermometers that may give you peace of mind during the flu season in an article entitled A Higher Degree of Thermometer. … fast forward to [...]

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Why No IR Screening at USA Ports?

May 6, 2009 Bio-Medical

USA (Opinion) — Yesterday came the report that India will join a growing number of countries installing IR Thermal Cameras at airports to screen for possible flu carriers. We reported earlier about Thermal Camera installations in Australia, Bulgaria, Korea, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. (You can bet your bippie that the ones in China, Japan, Singapore [...]

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Infrared Cameras Screening For Swine Flu

April 30, 2009 Bio-Medical
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[Image: Courtesy LAND Instruments International] Swine Flu Sparks Rush Orders For Thermal Scanners That’s the title of an article on www.Investors.com (IBD) by Donna Howell. Another related online article that shares some earlier information on the use of Thermal Infrared Cameras in a similar role during the SARS crisis states: “Ministry of Health, Labour & [...]

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Season’s Greetings

December 24, 2008 News Sources
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Wishing a joyous and peaceful holiday season to all Southampton PA, USA — All the staff of Temperatures.com, Inc. wish our website visitors and advertisers a warm and happy holiday season. The image shown here with this greeting is a special infrared thermal image sent to us by the folks at IRCAM in Germany. It [...]

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Adapt standard tests to non-standard devices:

December 15, 2008 Moisture

Automotive qualification of a MEMS-based Humidity sensor system An online article By David Petry, ZMD America and Chris Ranwell, GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies on AutomotiveDesignLine.com Online: Here’s a quick summary: “AEC-Q100 does not address MEMS and unencapsulated devices. This is where the engineer designing the test plan must get creative in seeking a solid [...]

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Let Russia know about your products

November 23, 2008 News Sources

Temperatures.ru – the Russian Education & Information Portal St. Petersburg, Russia — The Education/ and Information web portal Temperatures.ru that has been operational for one and a half years at Ru-net. It has become one of the main sources of information about temperature sensors and measurements for Russian calibration centers and Russian industrial companies. …

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Solar Power Hot Topic

September 9, 2008 News Sources
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NANMAC: The First to use Solar Power to Make Your Sensors! Framingham MA, USA – Nanmac Corporation, leading supplier of thermocouples to industry since 1956, held a ceremony last Friday, September 5, 2008, marking the turning on of their new solar array. Nanmac will generate enough power to supply 60% of energy needed for …

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