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ITT to Exhibit Airborne Natural Gas Emission LiDAR Service at 2008 GITA Conference

  • Survey more than 1,000 miles per day—100 times faster than traditional services.
  • Inspect the complete right of way up to 125 feet wide per pass—30 times more instrument coverage than current leak survey methods.
  • Prepare GIS-ready datasets and geo-referenced digital imagery.

WHO:             Daniel Brake—Director, ANGEL Service, ITT Space Systems Division
 
WHEN:          GITA Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference 31—March 9-13, 2008
One-on-one interviews: available by advance appointment

WHERE:        Booth 200—Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle, Washington
 
MORE:           ITT’s Space Systems Division provides innovative remote sensing and navigation solutions to customers in the Department of Defense, intelligence, space science and commercial aerospace to help them visualize and understand critical events happening on Earth, in the air, or in space in time to take effective action. Leveraging comprehensive capabilities, Space Systems’ solutions span from image and data collection through processing and dissemination. Key applications include intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; high-resolution commercial imaging; space science; meteorology and Earth sciences; GPS navigation; and image and data processing and dissemination.
 
For more information on ITT’s Space Systems Division, please visit www.ssd.itt.com.

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