M. Wang (US) University of Pittsburgh
University of PittsburghAuthor Of 3 Presentations
MC3.4 - BIG DATA ANALYTICS ON FIBER-OPTICAL DISTRIBUTED ACOUSTIC SENSING WITH RAYLEIGH ENHANCEMENTS
- Z. Peng (US) University of Pittsburgh
- J. Jian (US) University of Pittsburgh
- M. Wang (US) University of Pittsburgh
- Q. Wang (US) University of Pittsburgh
- T. Boyer (US) University of Pittsburgh
- H. Wen (CN) Wuhan University of Technology
- H. Liu (CN) Beihang University
- Z. Mao (US) University of Pittsburgh
- K. Chen (US) University of Pittsburgh
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This paper presents a technique to use deep neural network on data analysis of distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) system built by phase-sensitive optical time-domain reflectometry (Φ-OTDR) with Rayleigh enhancement.
MF3.3 - INTRINSIC FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETER FOR VIBRATION MEASUREMENT BY ENHANCED RAYLEIGH BACKSCATTERING DOTS FABRICATED BY FEMTOSECOND LASER INSCRIPTION
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A new vibration measurement scheme is developed with an intrinsic Fabry-Perot interferometer (IFPI) built by two enhanced Rayleigh backscattering dots fabricated by femtosecond laser inscription. The cavity length of IFPI is absolutely and real-timely demodulated by fast white light interferometer demodulation.
WP7 - DISTRIBUTED HIGH-TEMPERATURE SENSING WITH RAYLEIGH SCATTERING BASED IN-LINE FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETERS
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A cascaded string of six intrinsic Fabry-Perot Interferometer sensors was fabricated inside a silica fiber using ultrafast laser direct writing, then interrogated by fast white-light interferometer demodulation. Temperature sensitivity between 4.4-13.4nm/0C for up to 8000C at a spatial resolution of 1-cm was acquired.
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WP7 - DISTRIBUTED HIGH-TEMPERATURE SENSING WITH RAYLEIGH SCATTERING BASED IN-LINE FABRY-PEROT INTERFEROMETERS
Abstract
Abstract
A cascaded string of six intrinsic Fabry-Perot Interferometer sensors was fabricated inside a silica fiber using ultrafast laser direct writing, then interrogated by fast white-light interferometer demodulation. Temperature sensitivity between 4.4-13.4nm/0C for up to 8000C at a spatial resolution of 1-cm was acquired.