Monitoring Environmental Impact off Qatar’s Coastal Waters
To satisfy an airport construction project's program approval requirements, a consultant conducted long-term water temperature and sediment quality monitoring.
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Pennsylvania Wastewater Plant Uses Data Loggers to Gauge Motor Efficiency
A Pennsylvania facility used motor on/off data loggers to analyze motor utilization as a first step toward cutting energy costs and meeting environmental rules.
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Water Level Loggers Assist in Residential Well Monitoring
A pump company uses easy-to-deploy water level data loggers to fulfill a state environmental agency requirement intended to protect the aquifer.
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Energy Performance Monitoring - Roundtable Discussion
Three consultants discuss their use of data loggers in energy and retro-commissioning monitoring applications.
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Energy Performance Monitoring in the Big Apple
Leo Cutone of Cutone & Company Consultants spoke with Onset about using web-based monitoring systems to verify implementation of reduction demand protocols in buildings in New York City.
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Printing Company Tracks Energy Use with HOBO Monitoring System
A consultant firm used a web-based remote system to monitor a printing plant's electricity use and help manage its peak energy demand.
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New Study Looks at Impact of Sustainable Practices on Supermarket Sales
An ASHRAE study uses data loggers to demonstrate whether glass-door cases, versus open cases, negatively affect supermarket sales.
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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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Industry Viewpoint: Energy Assessments Using Data Loggers
Energy & Resource Solutions Inc, an energy engineering firm, discusses how data loggers are meeting an increasing demand for energy monitoring information.
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Oklahoma State University Energy Conservation to Make Wiser Use of Money
University uses data loggers to measure temperature, light, and humidity as part of an energy-savings initiative that could save $22 million over seven years.