This case uses local stress transformation in fault-fold structures to identify deep hydrothermal targets before costly drilling.
Thermal sensors detect human presence to activate audio input devices, reducing continuous power consumption and extending battery life.
A presence detection device combines infrared temperature sensing with electrostatic charge variation monitoring to identify human occupancy.
A heating body sensing apparatus combines infrared temperature detection with pyroelectric heat source change monitoring to generate presence signals.
Segmenting the cable temperature curve isolates short-term deviations from thermal inertia, enabling timely detection of burial depth changes.
A cross-plot of weighted average activation energy and frequency factor ranks thermal reactivities for basin modeling.
A computer-implemented method applies automatic local grid refinement to reservoir simulation systems.
A bait holding device integrates sensing and output apparatus to acquire pest data.