Fibre optics to conquer undersea exploration

Undersea exploration and monitoring of natural resources is set to be revolutionised by acoustic sensing technology using fibre optics developed at ANU. The technology is 100 times more sensitive than current techniques and the optical fibre sensors can be deployed up to 100 kilometres away from the central recording station without significant degradation of signal quality.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news5891.html">Fibre optics to conquer undersea exploration</a></p> <p>Undersea exploration and monitoring of natural resources is set to be revolutionised by acoustic sensing technology using fibre optics developed at ANU. The technology is 100 times more sensitive than current techniques and the optical fibre sensors can be deployed up to 100 kilometres away from the central recording station without significant degradation of signal quality. </p>