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CROSSLEY S D and CULSHAW B

Signal recovery techniques for high speed optical fibre data highways

Proc FOC/LAN’82, Los Angeles, Information Gatekeepers, September l982 pp. 54-62 


 

CROSSLEY S D, CULSHAW B, GILES I P and SADLER AA

An optical fibre data telemetry system for use in remote or hazardous locations

Proc Optical Techniques for Process Control, The Hague, BHRA Fluid Engineering, June l983, pp.121-132


 

CROSSLEY S D

Signal recovery techniques for a coherent optical fibre data telemetry highway

PhD Thesis, June l986


 

CROSSLEY S D

Commercially available optical fibre sensors

Proc. OSCA Colloquium, London, September l988


 
CROSSLEY S D

Commercially available fibre optic sensors

Prof Conf on Fibre Optic Sensors, Cranfield Inst Tech, Feb l989


 

CROSSLEY S D

Fibre optic force transducer

Proc Conference on Sensors and Systems, London, Oct l989, Vol 2


 

CROSSLEY S D

Report on FOS/7, ACOFT 12

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, Feb l991


 

CROSSLEY S D

Optical emitters and detectors for optical gas sensing

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, April 1992


 

CROSSLEY S D

Report on OFS/8

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, April l992


 

CROSSLEY S D

Optical emitters and detectors for chemical, environmental and gas sensing

Proc Conference on Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Fiber Sensors IV, Boston,September l992


 

CROSSLEY S D

Commercial prospects for distributed optical fibre sensors

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, April l993


 

CROSSLEY S D

Commercially available fibre optic sensors

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, April l994


 

CROSSLEY S D

Report on OFS/9 and SPIE Optical Tools

Proc OSCA Colloquium, London, April l994


 

CROSSLEY S D

Prospects for distributed optical sensors

Proc Conference on Distributed and Multiplexed Sensors, San Diego, July 1994


 

CROSSLEY S D

Commercial availability of optical fibre sensors – l0 years of progress?

Proc OFS l0,. Glasgow, October 13th l994


 

CROSSLEY S D and LITT T J

Principles and commercial prospects for optical fibre pressure sensors

Proc Photonex, ERA Technology, Leatherhead, Sept l994


 

IPSON S S, BOOTH W, LITT T J, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

The use of a low cost, multiple axis force sensing platform to measure the forces exerted during abrasion processing

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

BOOTH W, IPSON S S, LITT T J, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

An optical fibre based sensor for the real time measurement of surface quality during abrasion

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

BOOTH W, LITT T J, IPSON S S, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

A twin head optical fibre based debris sensor for monitoring in real time the abrasion of irregular surfaces

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

IPSON S S, BOOTH W, CROSSLEY S D, MORT N, LITT T J, ABBOD M and REEDMAN D C

The control of an abrasion process machine using a debris sensor and fuzzy logic

Int J of Adv. Manufacturing Technol


 

CROSSLEY S D and LITT T J

Commercially available optical fibre sensors

In Optical Fibre Sensors and Systems Vol IV, Culshaw B and Dakin J P Ed, Artech House


 

CLAY P, CRISPIN A J, and CROSSLEY S D

A comparative analysis of search methods as applied to shearographic fringe modelling

Proc IEA/AIE 13th International Conference, New Orleans, June 19-22, 2000


 

CROSSLEY S D

Commercialisation of Fibre Optic Sensors

In Handbook of Fibre Optic Sensors, Jose Miguel Lopez Higuera Ed, Wiley, 2001


CROSSLEY S D and LITT T J

Principles and commercial prospects for optical fibre pressure sensors

Proc Photonex, ERA Technology, Leatherhead, Sept l994


 

IPSON S S, BOOTH W, LITT T J, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

The use of a low cost, multiple axis force sensing platform to measure the forces Exerted during abrasion processing

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

BOOTH W, IPSON S S, LITT T J, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

An optical fibre based sensor for the real time measurement of surface quality during abrasion

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

BOOTH W, LITT T J, IPSON S S, CROSSLEY S D and REEDMAN D C

A twin head optical fibre based debris sensor for monitoring in real time the abrasion of irregular surfaces

IEEE Trans Instrumentation and Measurement


 

IPSON S S, BOOTH W, CROSSLEY S D, MORT N, LITT T J, ABBOD M and REEDMAN D C

The control of an abrasion process machine using a debris sensor and fuzzy logic

Int J of Adv. Manufacturing Technol


 

CROSSLEY S D and LITT T J

Commercially available optical fibre sensors

Optical fibre sensors and systems Vol IV, Culshaw B and Dakin J P Ed, Artech House


 

JOHNSTONE W, MURRAY SC, THURSBY G

Fibre optic modulators using active multimode waveguide overlays

Electronic Letts 23rd May 1991 Vol. 27 No.ll


 

BARNES W, DAKIN J P, TOWNSEND H O, MURRAY S C, PINCHBECK D

Tunable fibre laser source for methane detection at l.68 microns

Proc OE/Fibres 1992 Boston


 

BARNES W, DAKIN J P, TOWNSEND H O, MURRAY S C, PINCHBECK D

Parameter optimisation in a methane detection system using a broadband source and interferometric signal processing

Proc Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Fibre Sensors, 7-10 Sept 1993, Boston


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC, PINCHBECK D,

Absorption measurement of methane gas using a broadband light source and interferometric signal processing

Optics Lett.


 

CULSHAW B, MUHAMMAD F, STEWART G, MURRAY SC, PINCHBECK D, NORRIS J, CASSIDY S, WILKINSON M, WILLIAMS D CRISP I, VAN EWYK R, McGHEE A M

Evanescent wave methane detection using optical fibres.

Electronic Letts. Vol.28, No.24, Nov 1992


 

SPEED B, PRIDE R, MURRAY SC, CHAPPELL M

Advanced Gas Sensors,

Proc 59th Autumn Meeting of The Institute of Gas Engineers and YPI Conference, London


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC

Source noise limitation of fibre optic methane sensors

Proc OFS 10, Glasgow, October 1994


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC, WILKINSON M, NORRIS J O W

A D-shaped optical fibre methane sensor.

Applied Optics and Opto-Electronics, Actuators, Sensors and Instrumentation


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC, WILKINSON M, NORRIS J O W

Performance limitations of fiber optic methane sensors due to Interference effect.

Journal of Lightwave Technology.  Vol 14 No.5, May 1996


 

MURRAY SC, ALTPETER LL, PICHERY T

Optical sensors improve leak detection and location

Proc International Gas Research Conference, Cannes, 1995


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC, WILKINSON M

Performance limitation of a D-fibre evanescent wave methane sensor due to Interference effects.

Proc SPIE Conference, San Diego, July 1994


 

JIN W, STEWART G, CULSHAW B, MURRAY SC, PINCHBECK D, WILKINSON M, CASSIDY S, NORRIS JOW, VAN EWYK R, McGHEE A

Detection of methane gas using D-shaped optical fibre.

Electronics Letts


 

REST AJ, WARREN R, MURRAY SC

Assignment of overtones and combination bands for liquid methane across the near infrared spectrum.

Spectrochemical Acta Part A


 

REST AJ, WARREN R, MURRAY SC

Near-Infra-red Study of the Light liquid Alkanes.

Applied Spectroscropy vol.50 No.4 1996


 

MARTIN T, TUNNICLIFFE D, FOOTE P, READ I, HAYNES D,NOBLE D, JONES A, LLOYD P, MURRAY S.

Structural Health Monitoring of a Carbon Fibre Structure using low profile piezoelectric, optical and MEMS sensors

DAMAS 2001 (to be approved)


 
     
       
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