Mapping the underworld
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Channel: University of Birmingham · 2016 · Education
Mapping the Underworld is an ambitious 10-year research programme largely funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). It aims to develop a multi-sensor device that can locate underground infrastructure (e.g. pipes, electricity cables) without the need for time-consuming excavations. This video looks at activity around a recent EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account-funded project. These funds are available to businesses and academics looking to translate research into the non-academic world. If you are interested in funding out more about partnering with the University of Birmingham, please visit www.birmingham.ac.uk/tailoredforbusiness
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