About
This program is now closed. Work continues in a Working Group of the IEEE Photonics Society
As fiber optic sensing systems emerge, customization can significantly influence the level of high cost and become a negative driver for expanded growth. Understanding how and where defined standards can help decrease cost and facilitate applications can greatly expand market opportunities.
The Fiber Optic Sensors Program has developed and released a White Paper that discusses the standards landscape for fiber optic sensors. Continuing work of this activity will focus on prioritizing gaps and needs for new standards, and developing proposed scope for content that may be used for future Project Authorization Requests (PARs).
Exploration of this activity and outcomes
The IC Fiber Optic Sensors Activity work may include but is not limited to:
- Identifying any gaps in the existing standards and a plan to address these gaps
- The development of standards recommendations/proposals based on gap assessment
- Creating Fiber Optic Sensor specific documentation in the form of an integrated standards overview
Who should participate
Industry stakeholders and individuals from companies that manufacture fiber optic sensing systems or components for fiber optic sensing systems are invited to participate in this IC Activity. Industries may include:
- Oil and Gas
- Civil Engineering
- Utility Companies
- Safety and Security
- Military
- Bio-photonic
- Research and Development
How to participate
To express your interest in joining this IC activity, please send an inquiry to:
- David Krohn, IC Program Chair
- The Industry Connections Program Administrator