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ShapeArray vs. In-Place Inclinometer Systems

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ABSTRACT

Vertical and horizontal deformation measurements provide invaluable information to engineers and decision-makers, but with different types of inclinometer systems and with advances in remote automated data collection, there are many factors to consider when determining which instrument is right for your geotechnical monitoring application.

Join RST Instruments’ Matt Hartz and Measurand’s Matthew Miller for a live webinar that offers an in-depth analysis and comparison between ShapeArray and In-Place Inclinometer Systems.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • A detailed overview of each instrument
  • Differences in instrument installation methods
  • Automated data collection strategies
  • An understanding of why you would choose one instrument over the other
  • Real-world examples and use-cases
  • Live questions and answers
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PRESENTERS

Matthew Hartz

Instrumentation Specialist - Western USA
RST Instruments Ltd.

www.rstinstruments.com

Matthew Miller

Technical Services
Measurand

www.measurand.com

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1993 1994 1995 1999 2001 - 10 2002 2004 2005 - 08 2006 2007 2011 2014 2017
  • 1993

    The Beginning

    Measurand is established in Fredericton, New Brunswick
  • 1994

    Bend sensor development

    Measurand develops and patents fiber optic bend and position sensors for the medical and automotive sectors

    U.S. Patent 5,321,257

  • 1995

    Canadian Space Agency

    Receives funding from the CSA to develop sensor technology that ultimately leads to invention of ShapeTape

    U.S. Patent 5,633,494

  • 1999

    Patent on fiber optic sensor

    Measurand receives patent for "Fiber Optic Bending and Positioning Sensor" issued June 29, 1999

    Canadian Patent 2,073,162

  • 2001

    ShapeTape & ShapeHand debut

    Measurand designs and develops innovative motion capture technology

    U.S. Patent 6,127,672, 6,563,107

  • 2002

    Measurand Attends the ICPMG

    First contact with the geotechnical sector at the International Conference on Physical Modelling in Geotechnics (ICPMG)
  • 2004

    ShapeArray

    Design patent application sent about a new product designed to meet the specific needs of the geotechnical industry

    U.S. Patent 6,127,672, 6,563,107

  • 2005-08

    ShapeWrap

    Measurand debuts ShapeWrap motion capture technology for the film and animation industry

    U.S. Patent 7,296,363

  • 2006

    Malibu installation

    ShapeAccelArray installed for ground monitoring for the first time​ in Malibu, CA

    Canadian Patent 2,472,421

  • 2007

    ShapeMRI

    Suite of instrumentation developed for motion capture within Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines

    U.S. Patent 7,296,363

  • 2011

    SAAScan launched

    Built for rapid deployment and repeated use

    Canadian Patent 2,472,421

  • 2014

    SAAX launched

    Purpose-built for heavy-duty horizontal installation

    Canadian application 2,815,199 & 2,815,195

  • 2017

    SAAV launched

    The only geotechnical instrument with a patented cyclical installation method

    Cyclical Sensor Array, Canadian application 2,815,199 & 2,911,175