Blog Series: Automated Motorized Total Stations (AMTS): Common Issues and How to Correct Them (Blog 2 of 3) In our first blog in the “Automated Motorized Total Station (AMTS): Common Issues and How to Correct Them” series, we explored Geometry and how the proper geometry can ensure accurate monitoring. We looked at the proper way […]
Automated Motorized Total Station (AMTS): Common Issues and How to Correct Them Specto Technology offers hands-on, in-person training classes on the use of Automated Motorized Total Stations (AMTS) several times a year in our Linden, New Jersey Training Center. These trainings include a troubleshooting section which outlines the common issues that have been experienced with
When we opened our Training Center in April of 2017, we did so with the vision of becoming the go-to resource for professionals in the Geotechnical, Structural and Environmental Wireless Monitoring industry. Our objective was to leverage the collective experience of the Specto Technology team and that of our partners to provide technical information and
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Specto Technology is pleased to announce that Mick Pocock has joined the firm as Environmental Monitoring Manager. Mick will focus on developing and supporting the firm’s air quality monitoring products, that include Aeroqual’s dust and gas monitoring systems. This will include conducting training for customers, providing after-sale support and managing equipment calibration & servicing. “I
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Pedestrian Bridge Monitoring – An application example from the Katy Trail in Dallas, Texas WHAT IS THE SCOPE OF THE PROJECT? The project aimed to deliver a unique hardware and software monitoring solution for the transition of land from old Railroad grounds to a jogging, walking, inline skating, and bicycling path. The Katy Trail is
DER-10 and Community Air Monitoring – What You Need to Know This post was written by Paul Pickering of Aeroqual. Specto Technology is a partner and distributor of Aeroqual in North America. This blog post summarizes what regulations apply to remediation sites in New York, and what air monitoring equipment can help you comply. BROWNFIELD CLEANUP
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Verizon’s CDMA (3G) network is scheduled to be turned down later this year. However, for a limited time, you can upgrade your old Sierra Wireless CDMA cellular modems (e.g. LS300 or RavenX models) to a new RV50 or LX60 LTE (4G) modem and receive $50 cash rebate per unit. We also stock Sierra Wireless Modems
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In July 2017, the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) adopted Rule 1466 – Control of Particulate Emissions from Soils with Toxic Air Contaminants. The new rule was amended last December before going into effect in early 2018 for all applicable earth-moving operations that take place in parts of California regulated by the SCAQMD.
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As we move into 2019, we want to keep in touch with you and let you know about the changes we’ve made to serve you better. It has been a year since our last update, and we have been working hard to add the products and services you need to keep your business running smoothly and efficiently.
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Environmental site remediation deals with the removal of pollution or contaminants from soil, groundwater, sediment, or surface water. It includes systematic steps involving detection, investigation and hazard assessments of suspected contaminated sites. Remedial activities are designed to reverse toxic changes in soil and water, eliminate site pollution, and protect sensitive receptors, such as people, environment and ecology. Air quality is an important environmental media which acts as an ecological pathway for contaminants to reach receptors. Air monitoring at remediation sites is used to detect and mitigate nuisance dust and toxic contaminants emitted during remedial works including dust particles, aerosols, odors, vapors and heavy metals.
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