Optical fibres can serve as distributed sensors for infrastructure
protection, environmental monitoring, and scientific measurements across
diverse fields such as seismology, ocean zoology, and oceanography.
Within research and education networks, fibre sensing enables operators
to detect changes in the network as well as disturbances or intrusions
affecting the cables. This session will present real‑world deployments
of fibre‑sensing technologies, applied results, and lessons learned.
Fibre Sensing: The users and applications.
Chris Atherton
Two years of NORDUnet, DeiC, and GEUS collaboration on fiber sensing for seismology in the Baltic Sea.
Tine Larsen