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Crackmeter “Tell-Tails” for small cracks, 2-pack
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Dipmeter (Water Level Meter)
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Staff Gauges – Depth Measuring
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Strong Motion Accelerograph
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Pump-powered Water Level Bubbler
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Earthquake Recording Instrumentation for Buildings
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The Geophone – How We Listen To The Earth
A geophone is a fundamental tool of geoscientists who want to see (or, more accurately, hear) what is happening underground. Like a stethoscope, geophones listen …
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PLT-10 Point Load Tester – Video
PLT-10 Point Load Tster The PLT-10 is an Australian-made point load tester designed for continuous use. It is small enough to be portable but heavy...
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What Are Staff Gauges?
Staff gauges (Staff Gages in the USA) look like oversized rulers, that are permanently installed in a body of water. They provide a quick visual...
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Greenspan website
Our Greenspan website features our entire range of Australian-made water quality sensors in a mini website. Here you can find complete details on all our...
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Geosystems website
Our Geosystems website is a showcase for new technology in the field of geotechnical engineering. Click here to open the site in a new tab.
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Seismology Research Centre
The Seismology Research Centre, or SRC, was founded in 1976 in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. It was part of RMIT University until 2002...
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