Fibre optic technologies
came out of military and space research and development programme. Until
recently, glass chemistry and laser interrogation hardware have not been at a
level of robust where systems could survive in down-hole environments for long
periods. Because of the physical properties, glass can thrive as a sensor at
extremely high temperatures and efficiently high temperatures and efficiently
transmit large quantities of data where as in the past, one may have been
limited to a couple of sensing points per well.
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