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From: J.M.Spencer@newcastle.ac.uk (Jonathan Spencer)
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Subject: Re: Infrared detection of wildlife
Keywords: infrared,detection,research,elephant
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Date: 28 Nov 90 09:57:45 GMT
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In addition to the netter who suggests you twist the arm of electricity
suppliers, can I suggest you might ask someone such as the London Fire
Brigade who use use thermal imagers for detecting bodies (live ones
they hope) in collapsed buildings.  These were used in the Mexico and
Iranian earthquakes.

Jonathan M Spencer
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