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C.S. Caulkins Co., Inc. - The companyÆs principal engineer, Craig S. Caulkins, continues to stay on the leading edge of industry trends, techniques and Code requirements as he serves on two national committees for U.S. Standards in the industry: Vice-Chairman of the ANSI 1 14.1 committee for window cleaning techniques and its support equipment on new and existing buildings; and a member of the ASME A l20. 1 committee since 1984, a standard for powered window-cleaning equipment. Window Cleaning |
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Our company is well known for the successful performance in window cleaning equipment consulting on a hundred buildings (new and existing) throughout the United States. Last twelve years are the testament to the expertise and experience possessed by this engineering company's team. Window Cleaning Equipment |
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At Bluelineforensics.com, customer satisfaction is our number one priority. Our motto is “if it’s there . . . we will find it”. The combination of expert investigative, forensic and computer technology skills on our staff creates a dynamic environment which allows us to professionally and thoroughly meet the needs of our clients. Computer Forensics Lab |
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The Global Positioning System is a satellite navigation system. GPS is funded by and controlled by the U. S. Department of Defense (DOD). While there are many thousands of civil users of GPS world-wide, the system was designed for and is operated by the U. S. military.
It provides specially coded satellite signals that can be processed in a GPS receiver, enabling the receiver to compute position, velocity and time.
Four GPS satellite signals are used to compute positions in three dimensions and the time offset in the receiver clock. Global Positioning Systems |
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Observation Systems Monochrome observation systems have been used for years and are generally less expensive than color systems, though the cost of color systems has come down appreciably in recent years. Monochrome cameras dollar-for-dollar give better resolution pictures plus the cameras are inexpensive and work better in lower light conditions. With Infrared illumination, many cameras are equipped with LEDs [light emitting diodes], which are solid-state devices that emit a light that is invisible to the human eye but shows up as daylight when used with black & white cameras. Observation Systems |
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