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Jet
Propulsion Laboratory
1993 Phase
II
Lightweight Atmospheric Ozone Measurement Instrument
Physical Sciences, Inc.
Andover, MA
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INNOVATION
Lightweight, high-sensitivity
ozone photometer
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Instrument Deployed on Buoy
at Offshore Site
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Demonstrated sensitivity and accuracy for
upper atmospheric ozone measurement
- Provides three-fold reduction in
weight and compact size compared to current technology
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Built instrument for Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institute. Deployed on offshore buoy at Martha's Vineyard and Chesapeake
Bay to study ozone concentrations in marine boundary layer
- Revenues from services and instrument
sale have reached $923,000
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- Instrument flown by Air Force to measure ozone concentrations in rocket exhaust plumes
- Instrument deployed in Gulf of Maine on ferry as part of a NOAA/NASA air quality study
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