An airborne laser fluorosensor for the detection of oil on water
An airborne laser fluorosensor for the detection of oil on water
- New search for: Kim, H. H.
- New search for: Hickman, G. D.
- New search for: Kim, H. H.
- New search for: Hickman, G. D.
An airborne laser fluorosensor for the detection of oil derivatives on water has been tested. The system transmits 337 nm UV radiation at the rate of 100 pulses per second and monitors fluorescent emission at 540 nm. Daylight flight tests were made over the areas of controlled oil spills and additional reconnaissance flights were made over a 50 km stretch of the Delaware River to establish ambient oil baseline in the river. The results show that the device is capable of monitoring and mapping out extremely low level oil on water which cannot be identified by ordinary photographic method.
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An airborne laser fluorosensor for the detection of oil on water
1975-01-01
Conference paper
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English
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