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Pusan National University Researchers Develop Non-Intrusive Sensor for Pipeline Monitoring - Vimarsana News

Pusan National University Researchers Develop Non-Intrusive Sensor for Pipeline Monitoring

Pipelines, lifelines of the oil and gas industry, can rupture unexpectedly and cause undesirable leaks. Normally, the integrity of pipelines is monitored in real-time using intrusive and non-intrusive sensor systems.

College of Engineering and Science Presents Faculty, Staff Awards - Vimarsana News

College of Engineering and Science Presents Faculty, Staff Awards

Dean John Harris presented awards at a ceremony March 19 that also featured the college’s faculty band and karaoke singing.

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Florida Tech's College of Engineering and Science Honors Faculty, Staff During Award Ceremony - Vimarsana News

Florida Tech's College of Engineering and Science Honors Faculty, Staff During Award Ceremony

College of Engineering and Science Dean John Harris presented faculty and staff awards at a ceremony on March 19 at Gleason Performing Arts Center that also featured a performance from the college’s faculty band and karaoke singing.

Pusan National University researchers develop non-intrusive sensor for pipeline monitoring - Vimarsana News

Pusan National University researchers develop non-intrusive sensor for pipeline monitoring

Researchers from Korea have proposed a low-cost non-intrusive sensor system for accurate pipeline damage detection.

Pusan National University researchers develop non-intrusive sensor for pipeline monitoring - Vimarsana News

Pusan National University researchers develop non-intrusive sensor for pipeline monitoring

Researchers from Korea have proposed a low-cost, non-intrusive sensor system for accurate pipeline damage detection