To implement Kinemetrics’s open-architecture Aspen seismic monitoring and information platform, consisting of 20 remote seismic stations and the Data Center, along with any future network augmentations without any interruption to the concurrent operations.
Design, install, and maintain a robust network of deep borehole arrays throughout northern Switzerland. The network will provide for continuous long-term data collection for research purposes and input update of probabilistic seismic hazard study.
To ensure continuous and safe operations in the event of an earthquake, the Condor2 solution for NPPs must be seismically qualified per IEEE-344 standards. Kinemetrics can perform most required testing and analyses in-house to satisfy plant-specific requirements.
Establishment of a real-time seismic monitoring system that integrates with the existing geotechnical monitoring at the Guásimas and Arrayanal tailing dams.
With CNAT’s commitment to a continuous process of improvements at the plant subsystems, Kinemetrics, Inc. was awarded two contracts to upgrade the existing Condor System Central Controllers, as well as incorporating changes requested by Spain’s nuclear oversight agency, Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear (CSN).
Create a network of smart, IP-ready distributed Strong Motion Accelerograph (SMA) Stations that are connected in real-time to the dam control room using the Kinemetrics iDAM platform.
Kinemetrics delivered the open-architecture Aspen seismic monitoring and information platform that includes 266 remote seismic stations and the Data Center located in Seoul.
We brought together the architect’s vision, the structural engineers’ imaginative problem solving, the universities’ pride in ownership, and the inevitable budget sensitive circumstances to achieve a truly unique and beneficial structural monitoring system.
Kinemetrics supplies high-resolution digitizers and engineering services to achieve the monitoring mission. That includes transmitting data in an authorized and untampered matter.
