DAT instruments Dataloggers for Geotechnical Construction

January 21, 2014 rockman Available Resources 1

I came across this video that introduces DAT Instruments, an Italian Company that builds dataloggers for geotechnical construction such as grouting, jet grouting, soil mixing, diaphragm walls and more.

DAT Instruments Company Video

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  1. Instrumentation systems for geotechnical and structural monitoring often entail monitoring large numbers of sensors of different types with dataloggers often being installed in remote, inaccessible and hostile locations.

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