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The official dust-and-oil photo check from the last time. Even less change from June to August than there was from April to June (if anything moved, it's probably because the shot is with a different lens than the ones I took all the others with).
Shutter count 7,166.
The HOBOnet TEROS 12 is a wireless sensor that works with the HOBOnet system to not only provide advanced soil moisture (volumetric water content) measurements with better accuracy and precision but also measure soil temperature and electrical conductivity. Designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, these durable sensors last up to 10 years, so you can leave them in the field for extended periods of time. Sharpened stainless-steel probe tips make installation easy, even in hard soil, and a large volume of influence provides more accurate results.
The HOBOnet system is a cost-effective and scalable wireless sensor network for web-enabled monitoring of field conditions for applications such as crop management, research, and greenhouse operations. And because it’s wireless, you can deploy a network of sensors to easily monitor multiple points with a single system, while avoiding the risk of long cables that can interfere with field operations and are potentially vulnerable to nearby lightning strikes.
Sensors are easily linked to the network, and data can be accessed through HOBOlink®, Onset's innovative cloud-based software platform.
Highlighted Features
• Soil moisture (volumetric water content), soil temperature, and electrical conductivity measurements with one device
• Sensor lasts up to 10 years in the field
• Largest volume of influence (1010 mL) relative to sensor size, resulting in more accurate soil moisture measurements
• Easy installation with sharpened stainless-steel probes that are more resistant to damage/deterioration
• Less sensor-to-sensor variability
At one time, I would take my digital cameras to a technician to clean my sensors. When the cost became prohibitive, I started cleaning my own.
Here are two Youtube videos that I found helpful :
QRD1114 Infra red sensors embedded in milliput, to get the infrared emitter diode and infrared phototransistor separated enough to have the fit either side of the sleepers on z-scale track.
The NEW HOBOnet Field Monitoring System from Onset provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for web-enabled monitoring of field conditions for applications such as crop management, research, and greenhouse operations.
Onset's wireless sensors are ready to deploy and easily link to the network, and data is accessed through the new version of HOBOlink®, Onset's innovative cloud-based software platform.
Key Advantages
• Lowest cost-per-measurement point
• Wide coverage with wireless mesh technology that can communicate through vegetation
• Scalable, with up to 50 wireless sensors streaming back to a central, cloud-based weather station
• Remote access to data and current conditions with a customizable dashboard for analysis
• Alarm notifications when conditions reach user-set thresholds
MOC: Sensor GTR. The side profile is sleeker and more well-proportioned than that of my previous supercar attempts. It must be a handful to control with a V12 engine and that short wheelbase, though...
A new toy - the controversional Sigma with the special Foveon sensor. A premium compact camera, in the general photographic public most known for the poor ISO performance, high noise levels, low battery life, complicated interface, "just" a 4.6 MPx effective resolution, and a primitive AF system. But there are not many people who actually have used this cameras, or generally Foveon cameras at all...
I bought it for 200 USD from it´s first owner, in perfect condition, with only 600 shots on the shutter (and with two batteries and two hoods). I was just curious about the technology, but it turned out that this is a really great camera for many situations. The metallic body is of premium quality, all perfectly set together. The lens is simply great, ISO 400 is still usable, but by normal occasions ISO 100 is all I need. The interface is better than I expected, easy to use, and manual focusing is extremely simple and effective. When correctly set, the battery holds for 300 shots with no problem. The saving of a picture needs some time, but by shooting with a prime - who is really in a rush? The images are full with details and very sharp, I think that this sensor can counter a 10 MPx Bayer pattern sensor when it comes about details. And the special crisp in the pictures, and the colors - I haven´t seen something like this by other cameras.
The Sigma DP1s is a premium-built camera with a big sensor, some years old but with image quality succesfully countering today´s low-end DSLRs, and any compact camera in the market. It´s not ideal for any situation - but it´s small, easy to wear everywhere, and it´s a lot of fun to use it.
And additionally - the DP1s wasn´t really sold in our country, it was sometimes offered but never sold regularly like the DP1 and DP1x, so it´s quite unique here - and I really like it to have something unique ;-)
As part of an IAEA training course on nuclear security, an outdoor tour is conducted at Japan’s Physical Protection Exercise Field, part of its Integrated Support Center for Nuclear Nonproliferation and Nuclear Security (ISCN), in Tokai-Mura. ISCN training courses combine classroom learning on key concepts with exercises and demonstrations. Participants gained hands-on experience with real equipment and measures that States employ to strengthen physical protection of nuclear material and facilities. (June 2017)
Japan is a member of the International Network for Nuclear Security Training and Support Centres (NSSC Network), which was established by IAEA Member States in 2012 to facilitate sharing of information and resources and to promote coordination and collaboration among states with an NSSC or those having an interest in developing a centre. The 2018 NSSC Network Annual Meeting will be hosted at ISCN, 5 – 9 March 2018.
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
LECTURERS:
Nicolas Daniel Delaunay
Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety
Axel Hagemann
IAEA Consultant from Germany
Miroslav Gregoric
From Slovenia
Reina Matsuzawa
ISCN, Japan Atomic Energy Agency
Yo Nakamura
ISCN, Japan Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA OFFICERS:
Shigeaki Sato
IAEA Nuclear Security Officer
Division of Nuclear Security
Department of Nuclear Safety and Security
Danielle Dahlstrom
IAEA Outreach Nuclear Security Officer
Division of Nuclear Security
Department of Nuclear Safety and Security
This is how i did get the trigger to work i did copy from here
www.cine2digits.co.uk/ on the left side in his homepage click Technical
PNNL researchers release sensor fish at Ice Harbor Dam as part of testing of a new turbine. The sensor fish is an autonomous sensor that measures pressure, velocity, and acceleration that a fish experiences as they pass through the dam.
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Got sensor cleaning brushes from visible dust (reviewed here). got rid of most of the crap (compare top and bottom) although in some cases it just added different crap or moved existing crap around. cleaned it about 10 times instead of the recommended 2x. unfortunately one of the brushes ships in a plastic envelope which has adhesive placed such that it's hard to remove the brush without contacting it with the adhesive. I think that's what added the smear in the upper left part of the frame. Fortunately the company offers a liquid cleaning product to get rid of smears created by the brush-poorly designed envelope product.
All soldered together, working, and sealed up in a nice box. Now just to write software to do something interesting with it.
“‘Sound Bubble’ is a huge, transparent inflatable cube (or bubble) that is equipped with sensors and an artificial brain. It senses when visitors approach its exterior and reacts in a seemingly intelligent fashion by sending out particles of light and audio sound effects.
“The interior of the bubble is completely filled with white balls of varying sizes. When activated, thousands of pixel lights in the ceiling and floor cause the balls to glow in colourful dancing patterns and 3D audio effects are synched with the movements of light.
“When no one is nearby, the ‘bubble’ will please itself with various colourful light and sound displays. However if enough people surround its exterior, the bubble reacts ecstatically with an extravagant display of light and music.
“The artists are interested in exploring concepts of performance space and audience relationship. The ‘Sound Bubble’ is at the same time a concert platform, entertainment unit, art installation, interactive toy and computer game.”
IR sensor voor Fischertechnik kogelbaan. De IR sensor kan werken op 5V en op 9V. Hij is niet gevoeilig voor omgevings licht. Zelfs getest in volle zon blijft hij correct werken. Het stroomverbruik door de IR diode is ongeveer 9mA en de load voor de Phototransistor is 5 mA. Burst van kogels worden mooi verwerkt. Ook getest met de TXT Controller Fischertechnik en 9V voeding.
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SENSOR, 12. yüzyılda özbek islam aliminin ilkkez yaptığı bir aletin uyarlamasıdır. Sorulan olumlu sorulara cevap vermekte olup, yurt içi ve yurt dışından bir çok bilim adamının sensorle ilgili yaptığı görüşler neticesinde, aura ya da quantum enerjisiyle çalıştığı ve sorulan sorulara olumlu yada olumsuz olarak cevap verdiği tespit edilmiştir.
The left PIR moves servo left, the right PIR moves servo right, LED's come on to show which sensor has been signaled The sketch is at: luckylarry.co.uk/2009/07/arduino-very-basic-motion-tracki...
Developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the carbon nanotube sensor has glucose oxidase enzymes attached to the nanotube tips for customized detection of blood sugar.
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Interested in cleaning your camera sensor? Learn essential sensor cleaning methods & techniques while saving time & money. Photography tips and advice. scottymanphoto.com/dslr-sensor-cleaning-photography-tips/
Ordered a new genuine Bosch O2 Lambda sensor (pre cat) as these need replacing every 250.000km and my current mileage is about 313.000km.
I noticed that my long term fuel trim (ltft) was bit high on the highway (about 10%), which is way to high. During normal coasting it sits about at 6%.
Checked the ltft again today and it sits at 3% which is a lot better. Mission success :)
Partnr: 0 258 007 137 / 0258007137
LSU42, LS7137
EAN: 3165143196243