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abstract: Attend a meeting that offers comprehensive coverage of remote sensing including next-generation satellites, SAR image analysis, LIDAR technologies and more.

abstract: The interdisciplinary theme of the conference, “Measuring change in the Earth system”, will bring together researchers and practitioners from across the discipline, and will facilitate discussion of key issues in remote sensing and photogrammetry, in relation to wider questions in science.

abstract: This meeting is organised by the Optical Technologies and Measurement Network run by the National Physical Laboratory and will be of interest to scientists and engineers working with optical radiation where absolute radiance or irradiance measurements are required. The meeting will discuss techniques, devices and procedures for calibrating detectors in the UV, Visible and IR wavelengths. Applications include Earth Observation, Remote Sensing and Thermography.

abstract: This is a 3-day course on techniques for the measurement of sources of optical radiation from the ultraviolet to the near infrared. A major feature of the course will be the practical, hands-on sessions, in which participants will use equipment for themselves to explore various measurement techniques and investigate sources of error and uncertainty. There will be opportunities for extended visits to the state-of-the-art NPL laboratories, including those for measuring LEDs and displays.

abstract: The quarterly ISP is the national forum for developers, suppliers and end-users of sensor systems and instrumentation. It is a great opportunity for networking and collaboration building for the benefit of your organisation.

The ISP meeting is organised by the Sensors & Instrumentation Knowledge Transfer Network with the aim of keeping you up to date with sensor technology developments and industrial requirements, and keeping you abreast of the latest news from the sensing community.

We are delighted to confirm that the 25th ISP is taking on an international theme.

Speakers will be from Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, France and Sweden and they will cover the latest developments in biologically inspired chemical sensing, remote sensing using autonomous vehicles, and developments in smart biosensing and biodiagnostics systems.

There will also be presentations on accessing EU funding and UKTI support.

abstract: J. A. Woollam Co., Inc. is a manufacturer of spectroscopic ellipsometers for non-destructive thin film and bulk material characterisation.

Spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE) has become the standard for measuring thin film thickness and optical constants (n and k). Spectroscopic ellipsometry is used for characterisation of all types of materials: dielectrics, semiconductors, metals, organics, and more.

J A Woollam offer ellipsometers covering a spectral range to meet any need (from the vacuum UV to the far IR). Many upgrade options are available with their ellipsometers: automated sample translation, variable temperature (heating or cooling), focusing optics, liquid cells, etc.

abstract: EUSIPCO-2009 will focus on key aspects of signal processing theory, architectures, and applications. Acceptance of submissions will be based on quality, relevance, and originality, with awards for the best student submissions. Accepted papers will be published in the proceedings of EUSIPCO 2009 and presented during the conference.