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To document the precise shape of the statue's exterior copper skin, the National Park Service has enlisted researchers at Texas Tech University and a high-tech laser instrument.

The method development was carried out on a motorized rotary stage equipped with a Doppler laser instrument.

A new hydrophysical measuring complex has been developed on the basis of a laser instrument for measuring hydrospheric pressure variations.

The $282 million mission, intended to operate for three to five years, will use a laser instrument to measure precisely the changing elevations of large polar ice sheets from season to season.

The spinning laser instrument, or LIDAR, seen on the roof of Google's cars, for instance, provides the best 3-D image of the surrounding world, accurate down to two centimeters, but sells for around $80,000.

Embedded steel bars were retrieved and cleaned before scanning into 3D models using a laser instrument to facilitate precise geometric measurement.

Airborne laser instruments such as Lidar can achieve finer spatial resolution and vertical accuracy but their products are regional - they are not seamless maps of the whole Earth as TanDEM will be able to achieve.

The major onboard instruments on the rover include a Raman spectrometer/imager, a laser plasma spectrometer, an infrared spectrometer these laser instruments provide the basis for in situ "remote" sensing of the sub-surface Martian environment within a powerful scientific package.

Europe requires space-borne laser instruments that can provide information on the vertical scale of volcanic ash clouds.

Dr. Atti said his startup aims to bring its thermoelectric modules (image, right: they're about the size of a matchbox) to the market of electronics cooling, first — which encompasses consumer electronics, military equipment, and medical and laser instruments — and to refrigeration for residential use.

"We all are already familiar with laser instruments used by the police for speed-limit enforcement," Dr. Marco Gianinetto, a Polytechnic University of Milan researcher who has no connection to the Polish research, said in a written statement.