LT Leveloggers for Level and Temperature Measurement
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See Gold-Junior Comparison sheet for a comparison of features between the two types of Levelogger.
Leveloggers can be suspended and retrieved using a cable (stainless steel preferred) or with a customised direct read cable which enables direct programming and retrieval of data from surface without removing the logger from the borehole. There are minimal component parts above surface, making it possible to totally hide and secure these loggers within the confines of the borehole without modification to existing headworks.
Applications include short term pumping tests and slug tests where rapid changes in water levels over short time periods need to be captured, and longer term monitoring programmes for studying variations in groundwater and surface water levels.
See case histories for examples of use of Leveloggers in a number of diverse environments including the London Olympics site and in water resource work in Darfur.
Waterra can also help with training courses providing advice on good field practice.
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Levelogger Gold (Level and Temperature)
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Levelogger Junior (Level and Temperature)
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Barologger
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The most accurate method of compensating for atmospheric pressure fluctuations in Leveloggers is by use of a Barologger. The Barologger Gold uses algorithms based on air rather than water pressure, which gives superior accuracy. Leveloggers measure absolute pressure (water pressure + atmospheric pressure) expressed in metres or centimeters of water column. This avoids any time lag in the compensation calculation and any errors introduced due to moisture build up, kinking or damage to alternative pressure compensation systems such as vented cable. The recorded barometric information can also be very useful to help determine barometric time lag and/or barometric efficiency of the monitored aquifer - a feature not possible with vented cable. The Data Compensation Wizard in the Levelogger software greatly simplifies the barometric adjustment of the water level measurements by using the synchronized data from one on-site Barologger with all Leveloggers. The overall results give more reliable and highly accurate level data. Barologgers are very accurate devices capable of recording pressure changes equivalent to 1 mm water equivalent or less (approximately 0.1 mbar). The Barologger should remain undisturbed in a fixed position throughout your monitoring programme. Ideally position the Barologger above water level within the top of a borehole casing. Do not carry around in a vehicle or keep within an office environment where anomalous pressure changes can occur. For highest precision and accuracy with water level measurements, use one Barologger per borehole location. In many instances sufficient accuracy is achievable by using 1 Barologger per site or one Barologger covering a 35 km radius. |
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