Study Shows Potentially Harmful Increase in Water Temperature of Golf Course Stream
Kevin Ashman, a researcher with Georgia Southern University, conducted a golf course stream study using reliable, accurate water temperature information from durable, easy-to-deploy/easy-to-use data loggers.
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Sustainable Foundation Switches to Geothermal Heating, Looks for Payback
The Chewonki Foundation installed a web-based data logging system to verify the performance and cost-savings of an energy-efficient geothermal heating unit.
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Exploring the Wind Resource for a Feasibility Study on Future Turbine Construction at Colgate University
Student researchers use a research-grade weather station to collect wind speed & direction data for a wind turbine site assessment project.
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Using Data Loggers to Monitor Green Roof Temperatures
The American Society of Landscape Architects used data loggers to measure temperature and demonstrate the effectiveness of a green roof installation at its headquarters in Washington, DC.
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Web-based System Monitors Solar “Gold Rush” in California
The Southern California Forum for Energy Efficiency is using web-based remote monitoring systems to understand system performance of newly-installed solar water heaters at 22 test homes.
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Data Loggers Monitor Lakes for Signs of Global Warming
In an effort to detect evidence of climate change, Maine scientists deploy data loggers in 100 lakes across the state to measure water temperature and light intensity at various depths.
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Group’s Experiments Seek the Perfect Bluebird House
A wildlife researcher with the Brice Prairie Conservation Association uses temperature data loggers to guide the construction of ideal houses for bluebirds.
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NASA Uses Data Loggers to Study Volcanic Park Conditions
Local high school students and a NASA astrobiologist use data loggers to monitor environmental conditions at a landscape more similar to Mars than any other place on Earth.
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Data Loggers Track Wildfire Behavior
A PhD candidate changed the focus of his climate research after a wildfire swept through and several of his data loggers survived the event, providing data that helped explain the fire's behavior.