Celeris Aerospace Canada Inc.

Celeris Aerospace Canada Inc.

Celeris specializes in acquiring, validating, analyzing and
processing large quantities of geographically dispersed
engineering/scientific data over Internet/Intranets. While our
expertize has primarily been applied to aerospace problems, our
network of associates linked to us via the Internet allows us to
address a wide range of challenges:

Corporate Partner of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institue
(CASI)
Recognized expertize in Structural Health Monitoring has resulted
in a number of refereed papers being presented at Conferences
(see Web site for details)

Company Details

Year Established: 1992

Company Information

Stephen Hall
Title: President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
Telephone: (613) 837-1161
Fax: (613) 834-6420
Email: Click Here

John Miner
Title: Vice President
Area of Responsibility: Management Executive
Telephone: (613) 837-1161
Fax: (613) 834-6420
Email: Click Here

Products

Aerospace Engineering And Analysis

Structural Health Monitoring Software
Squadron Level Software ************************ Health Monitoring Software for tracking fatigue/fuel consumption for the F-18 Aircraft. Currently employed by the Canadian Forces at all CF-18 operational bases

Cockpit Voice Recorder Explosive Analysis (cvrea)
The CVREA Software determines the nature and location of an in flight break-up of an aircraft. Specifically, from the last 200ms of data recorded by the CVR it is designed to determine: * The cause of the event (explosion/decompression) * The area of the event (passenger or cargo space) * The longitudinallocation of the event ( two or three seat rows) The development of this software has been supported by Transport Canada and the US Federal Aviation Administration

Services

Technical Data Acquisition, Validation, Analysis And Distribution Celeris specializes in assisting organizations to acquire, validate analyze and distribute large quantities of geographically dispersed data over Internet/Intranet. This has primarily been applied to structural health monitoring data obtained from aircraft but can also be applied to: * Oil/gas pipelines/wells * Oil rigs * High Speed Trains * Shipping * Space Vehicles * Medical Devices * Waste Recycling Industry The scope of this work is encapsulated in a project termed the Total Data Intregrity Initiative (TDII). Details on TDII can be obtained from the Papers/Reports section of the Celeris Website at http://www.celeris.ca