Give Yourself a Thermal Lobotomy

January 4, 2012 Applications
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A Snell Group White Paper! Online – The most recent issue of Think Thermally® From The Snell Group (January 2012) includes a link to the eye-catching title of a White Paper by Greg Macintosh, a well-known Infrared Thermographer and Member of the Snell Group from Ontario, Canada. The description reads as follows:

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HC2S3-L Temp & RH Probe

January 3, 2012 Applications
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For Weather Monitoring Logan UT, USA –  Campbell Scientific’s HC2S3 is a rugged, accurate temperature and humidity probe that is ideal for long-term, unattended applications on weather monitors and similar uses. The probe uses an advanced capacitive sensor to measure relative humidity.

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FLIR Systems’ NEW SC8000 / SC6000 Series

January 2, 2012 News
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HD thermal images of 1280 x 1024 pixels Now R&D and Science professionals can see the world of thermal imaging in HD. High quality thermal images of 1280 x 1024 pixels will reveal the smallest thermal anomalies and allow to see the smallest of details and assure excellent measurement accuracy. The FLIR SC8000 / SC6000 [...]

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Energy Efficiency Wins Top Prize at EPA App Contest

January 1, 2012 Energy Conservation
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Free iOS & Android Versions Online — Quick, if I want to replace a 100-watt incandescent light bulb* with an energy efficient fluorescent or LED bulb, what wattage should I choose to keep the same level of illumination? If you don’t know, there’s now an App for that. The winner of best overall app at [...]

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Researchers Measure Nanometer Scale Temperature

December 31, 2011 Contact
Electrothermal cantilever with nanometer-scale electrode tip integrated onto a microheater

Electro-thermal atomic force microscope cantilever tip enables new nanometrology. Urbana-Champaign IL, USA — Atomic force microscope cantilever tips with integrated heaters are widely used to characterize polymer films in electronics and optical devices, pharmaceuticals, paints, and coatings. These heated tips are also used in research labs to explore new ideas in nanolithography and data storage, [...]

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SATReport: Real-time Thermal IR Analysis Software

December 31, 2011 Applications
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Dundalk, Ireland — Every SAT predictive maintenance IR camera comes with SATReport standard software. It is a basic measurement and analysis software to in-depth and precise evaluation of thermal performance. It is a powerful analysis tool for extensive thermal analysis. SATReport standard features everything you need to complete your inspection report. Features include spot and [...]

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LumaSense Technologies acquires thermal imaging & services assets of Reliability Point

December 30, 2011 News
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SANTA CLARA CA, USA – LumaSense Technologies has acquired the thermal imaging and services assets of Louisiana-based Reliability Point, which provides an array of equipment and related services to diversified industrial manufacturers in the Gulf Coast region and Southeastern United States. The acquisition enables LumaSense to enhance sales, support, and aftermarket services for its line [...]

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FLIR Remote Pro & FLIR Viewer Pro Apps – Save $58

December 29, 2011 Applications
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Buy for $0.99 Each Thru 2 January 2012 — on iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch  – Specialty Apps for Thermographers!! FLIR Viewer Pro FLIR Viewer is an intuitive app for importing, analyzing, managing and sharing thermal images that allows you to connect wirelessly to selected FLIR thermal imaging cameras. Hurry – Sale ends January 2nd, [...]

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New Programmable Digital Output, Immersion Style Temp Probe

December 28, 2011 Applications
Programmable Digital Immersion Style Temperature Probe

Precise digital temperature measurement from -40 °F to +302 °F (-40 °C to +150 °C) in the most extreme environments. East Wenatchee WA, USA –(PR.com) — Paine Electronics next generation of Silicon On Insulator (SOI) electronics high pressure and temperature transducers are specifically designed for high reliability, accuracy and long term stability over extended temperature [...]

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Range of Cyclops portable thermometers expanded

December 28, 2011 Applications
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Now Includes 6 Models Dronfield, UK & Pittsburgh PA, USA — LAND has revised its entire range of Cyclops portable infrared thermometers, which includes the new models, the Cyclops 100B+ and the 160B+. All new Cyclops thermometers now have Bluetooth wireless technology as standard. The complete range now includes:

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Exelis to provide sensors for climate measurement

December 27, 2011 Climate
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Clifton NJ, USA- ITT Exelis  has received an additional $3.2 million award to produce satellite-based sensors that help measure precipitation around the world. Exelis sensors will be used on the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) program, which, through an international network of satellites, observes and measures global rainfall and snowfall.

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Clinical Temperature Measurement Event

December 27, 2011 Bio-Medical
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NPL: Monday, 30 January 2012 09:30 – 17:00 (GMT) Teddington, UK –  Temperature as an indicator of fever and disease is as old as medicine itself. Recent developments have realised high-speed and high-resolution systems, but temperature, its measurement and relationship to the human body still hold many new areas of understanding and innovation.

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TC Data Logger with LCD Display & USB Interface

December 26, 2011 Data Acquisition
OM-EL with USB-& LCD Display

Stamford CT, USA –Omega Engineering’s Model OM-EL-USB-TC-LCD data logger measures and stores up to 32,510 temperature readings from either a Type J, K or T thermocouple which plugs into a miniature female thermocouple receptacle at the base of the unit. The data logger plugs directly into a PC’s USB port, no USB cable is required.

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Cryogenic Testing Completed For NASA’s Webb Telescope Mirrors

December 25, 2011 Cryogenics
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GREENBELT MD, USA — Cryogenic testing is complete for the final six primary mirror segments and a secondary mirror that will fly on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. The milestone represents the successful culmination of a process that took years and broke new ground in manufacturing and testing large mirrors. “The mirror completion means we [...]

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NASA Tracks Santa as Space Station Crew Sends Holiday Greetings

December 24, 2011 Applications
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NASA Report #H02-254 Johnson Space Center, Houston Washington DC, USA — Santa Claus and his reindeer will have some expert help this Christmas Eve, as they streak around the world to deliver joy and gifts to children everywhere. NASA flight controllers in Houston’s Mission Control Center will watch over Santa throughout the night, just as [...]

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Arctic Watch iOS Released: Second largest ice melt in recorded history

December 24, 2011 Climate
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Arctic Watch 1.98 for iOS is an interactive map of satellite photos that highlight the seasonal ice melt of the north and south pole. It utilizes the NASA Aqua satellite system to retrieve daily updates, and incorporate them into charts and animations that allow you to see trends extending back as far as 30 years. [...]

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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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