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AEMS

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AEMSAsian Educational Media Service
AEMSAircraft Engine Management System
AEMSAdvanced Enclosed Mast/Sensor
AEMSAdvanced Element Management System
AEMSAgricultural Environmental Management Services (Oklahoma)
AEMSAutomated Energy Management System
AEMSAdvocates for Emergency Medical Services
AEMSArvinMeritor Environmental Management System
AEMSAdverse Event Management Suite (health care risk management)
AEMSAssociate of Engineering and Management Studies (degree)


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The control panel providing AEMS control is state-of-the-art, constantly analysing parameters and making adjustments to maintain the lowest possible running costs.
The company was formed in August 2004, the merger of Hartec and AEMS, the latter of which was owned by PEP.
The AEMS is a 93-foot high, hexagonal structure, 35 feet in diameter, enclosing radar, major antennas and other sensitive equipment to protect them from the weather, The Navy was trying to demonstrate that the mast can help lessen maintenance and repairs on the ship, as well as reduce the radar signature.
 
 
 
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