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Geokon Demos New Vista Data Vision Site Monitoring Software

July 1, 2008 rockman Software Updates Comments Off on Geokon Demos New Vista Data Vision Site Monitoring Software

 

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I came across an interesting case study involving the installation of several vibrating wire crack monitors and data collection equipment at the 1st century B.C. to 1st century A.D., Roman built galleries beneath Lisbon, Portugal. […]

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We are pleased to announce several new products from dataTaker, the new DT80G and DT85G Geotechnical Data Loggers along with the CEM20 Channel Expansion Module.

[Editor] (Photo from Datalogger Inc.) Click through for entire press release. [/Editor]

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Laser scanner with data logging system and on-site computer. Also has total station for backup.
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