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Okla State Agency	Oklahoma State University
Okla Agency Code	'010'
Title	Sensors : sensor industry in Oklahoma, 2010, v.3 no.1
Alternative title	Sensors 2010
Authors	Oklahoma State University. Office of Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer. Green, Kelly (Kelly Dawn)
Publisher	Oklahoma State University
Publication Date	2010-10-06
Publication type	Annual Report Report to Governor or Legislature
Subject	Detectors--Oklahoma--Periodicals. Scientific apparatus and instruments industry--Oklahoma--Periodicals.
Purpose	The sensor industry is flourishing right here in Oklahoma.; The growth exists through research and development coming out of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, through testing and certification capabilities at the University Multispectral Laboratories in Ponca City, as well as across the state where numerous sensor companies are well-established and thriving.
Contents	Sensing weather The Oklahoma Mesonet uses more than 15 different types of sensors to record data on everything from air temperature and wind speed to precipitation and humidity. The system is managed jointly by the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.; A picture is worth a thousand words , but two are better OSU’s Jamey Jacob discusses how passive image sensing could have been used to measure the flow rate of oil following the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig.; CSI: Oklahoma; News Briefs; Commuter Air Technology; Design Intelligence Incorporated; Aestus; Research Developments
Notes	produced by the University Multispectral Laboratories and the Office of the Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer at Oklahoma State University
OkDocs Class#	Z2100.3 S478 2010
For all issues click	Z2100.3 S478
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://vpr.okstate.edu/publications/SENSORS%202010.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2012-11-15
Date modified	2012-11-15
OCLC number	819810799

Title	SENSORS 2010 1
Full text	Sensing Weather Also Inside: CSI: Oklahoma
Date created	2012-11-15
Date modified	2012-11-15

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