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Texas A&M University College of Engineering

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  • There are many applications for inertial sensing, particularly, low frequency inertial sensing.
  • Geodesy, Gravimetry, Seismometry, quantum and fundamental physics, inertial navigation
  • Some other applications are in mineral exploration, oil & gas but certainly, underwater navigation and detection of underground structures. They give you a gravitational signal that you can measure with the instruments sensitive enough at low frequencies.
  • Out of this, we are currently working on below projects:
Artist rendering of the LISA Space Telescope

GRAVITATIONAL WAVE DETECTION

SPACE GEODESY

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  • About Us
  • Research
    • Accelerometer (Inertial Sensor)
    • Optomechanical resonator
    • Interferometer
  • Application
    • Gravitational Wave Detection
    • Space geodesy & Planet Exploration
    • Inertial Navigation System (GF-INS)
  • Group Members
  • Publications
  • Test facilities
  • Employment

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