We Invent to Prevent.
We Invent to Prevent.
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LANDFILl Methane Inspection Service
Landfill UAV inspection for anthropogenic methane emissions with our Laser Methane Copter with Downlink.
Landfill methane inspection with UAV LMC−DL is the solution
for effective and cost-efficient landfill gas monitoring.
for effective and cost-efficient landfill gas monitoring.
4 easy steps to results
Simple sequence of actions
Clarifying details
We contact you to clarify the details: Time, location, acreage, permits.
We do our job
At the appointed time, we arrive on site and fly the pre-planned grids.
Detailed report
We provide a graphical report with the inspection results — including GPS references and time stamps.
Inspection by UAV-based laser detector is more cost-effective than aircraft-based surveys. Up to 400 acres can be surveyed in 1 day.
The diode laser spectroscopy method used in our detectors is the most accurate to date. Laser beam path up to 90 ft.
The flight path is set using Google Maps. We provide the customer with a comprehensive, informative report of the inspection with attached media files.
Highly qualified, Part 107 Certified Flight Engineers provide inspection and reports.
Laser-based natural gas detection system, sampling at 10 times per second coupled with customer-specific flight planning and automated mission execution.
Each project is individual for us. We design the project around your requirements and your specific geographical needs.
Efficient
Accurate
Informative
For you, personally
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Reasons to choose our LMI Service
Applications
Dozens of completed projects around the world
FAQ
Honest answers to important questions
No, each device is designed to detect a specific gas. This provides a 100% probability of leak detection of methane and not any other gas.
Laser radiation is completely safe, it corresponds to class 1.
Yes. It is an active device, it emits at a certain narrow wavelength, so it does not need additional signal sources.
No, there is no impact.
No. The detector contains a reference container with methane inside and calibration is performed at each start-up and during operation.
The detector does not need to be verified because it is not a measuring tool.
It works remotely. There is no direct contact with the hazardous environment.
Yes, because glass transmits the near infrared radiation well.
The algorithm of flying around an area is set at discretion, based on the need to inspect specific points at the facility. This type of inspection is best of all carried out using UAVs, which can do this in a fully automatic mode.
Yes. Each device is designed for a specific gas detection limit length. You will find this information in the equipment technical specifications. The lower is the flight altitude, the higher the useful signal is and, as a result, the higher the sensitivity will be.
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