Ralph P. Tatam is affiliated with Cranfield University in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on engineering, with significant contributions to electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, civil and structural engineering, and spectroscopy.
Their main topics of work cover advanced fiber optic sensors, advanced measurement and metrology techniques, spectroscopy and laser applications, optical measurement and interference techniques, advanced sensor technologies research, structural health monitoring techniques, and atmospheric ozone and climate.
Ralph P. Tatam has published multiple papers across a variety of scientific journals. Recent papers include:
The frequent co-authors collaborating with Tatam include Thomas Kissinger, Stephen E. Staines, J. Hodgkinson, Stephen W. James, and Edmon Chehura. These collaborations have contributed to a broad range of multi-disciplinary studies and publications.
The most common venues for their work are Measurement Science and Technology, Scientific Reports, Optics Express, Smart Materials and Structures, and Sensors. Measurement Science and Technology is the highest among these with six publications.
Ralph P. Tatam was recognized as a SPIE Fellow in 2005, an award indicating distinction in the fields related to optics and photonics.
Jane Hodgkinson;Ralph P Tatam
Stephen W James;Ralph P Tatam
S.W. James;M.L. Dockney;R.P. Tatam
Nicholas D. Rees;Stephen W. James;Ralph P. Tatam;Geoffery J. Ashwell
Sarfraz Khaliq;Stephen W. James;Ralph P. Tatam
D Francis;D Francis;Ralph P. Tatam;Roger M. Groves
Jane Hodgkinson;Richard Smith;Wah On Ho;John R. Saffell
R. Correia;S. James;S. W. Lee;S. P. Morgan
Sergiy Korposh;Stephen W. James;Seung-Woo Lee;Ralph P. Tatam
Edmon Chehura;Stephen W. James;Ralph P. Tatam
C. C. Ye;S. W. James;R. P. Tatam
Sarfraz Khaliq;Stephen W James;Ralph P Tatam
P.A. Merritt;R.P. Tatam;D.A. Jackson
Edmon Chehura;Chen-Chun Ye;Stephen E Staines;Stephen W James
Stephen W James;Ralph P Tatam
Stephen W James;Ralph P Tatam;Andrew Twin;Mungo Morgan
Gerald D Byrne;Stephen W James;Ralph P Tatam
Imran M. Ishaq;Antonio Quintela;Stephen W. James;Geoffrey J. Ashwell
Stephen M. Topliss;Stephen W. James;Frank Davis;Seamus P. J. Higson
Divya Tiwari;Kevin Mullaney;Serhiy Korposh;Stephen W. James
S.W. James;S. Khaliq;R.P. Tatam
Edmon Chehura;Renata Jarzebinska;Elisabete F R Da Costa;Alexandros A. Skordos
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