Quantum Inertial Sensors for Field Applications

Vincent Ménoret; Laura Antoni‐Micollier; Maxime Arnal; Romain Gautier; Camille Janvier; Jérémie Richard; Pierre Vermeulen; Quentin d’Armagnac de Castanet; Cyrille Des Cognets; Vincent Jarlaud; Baptiste Battelier; P. Rosenbusch; Cédric Majek; Bruno Desruelle

doi:10.1364/cleo_at.2024.aw4d.6

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Quantum Inertial Sensors for Field Applications

Vincent Ménoret Laura Antoni‐Micollier Maxime Arnal Romain Gautier Camille Janvier Jérémie Richard Pierre Vermeulen Quentin d’Armagnac de Castanet Cyrille Des Cognets Vincent Jarlaud Baptiste Battelier P. Rosenbusch Cédric Majek Bruno Desruelle

Year: 2024 Vol: 8 Pages: AW4D.6-AW4D.6

DOI: 10.1364/cleo_at.2024.aw4d.6

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Abstract

Cold atom quantum sensors have now left laboratories. We have operated several gravimeters in field conditions, for example on a volcano, and are working on next generation onboard devices for geophysics and inertial navigation.

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Field (mathematics) Inertial frame of reference Computer science Physics Quantum mechanics Mathematics

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Geophysics and Sensor Technology

Physical Sciences → Engineering → Ocean Engineering

Advanced Frequency and Time Standards

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