Center for Transformative Environmental Monitoring Programs
Field-deployable high-precision fiber optic temperature measurement systems
Wireless self-organizing multi-parameter sensor stations
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
Scroll through the list of hydrologic instrumentation facilities to learn about community infrastructure available for your research.
The list is by no means comprehensive. Feedback or information regarding additional hydrologic facilities can be sent to commgr@cuahsi.org.
Field-deployable high-precision fiber optic temperature measurement systems
Wireless self-organizing multi-parameter sensor stations
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
Field services; Field equipment rentals or purchase; Lab-based core processing and scanning; Subsampling services; Subsample analytical procedures; Field and lab supplies purchasing.
Each observatory site is an environmental laboratory studying the chemical, physical and biological processes; includes in situ measurements, sampling, remote sensing, and more.
Seismic instrumentation; dataloggers; power systems; sensors; field procedures; data archive
Provides research quality light detection and ranging (lidar) observations to the scientific community.
Open data access; mobile deployment platform; remote sensing; adding sensors to existing NEON infrastructure; samples and specimens
Open source sensor design and development.
Research and user facility for accelerator mass spectromotry.
Rapid prototyping, Maker Space, Sensor Deployment and Validation
Sales/rentals, repairs, training, calibrations, evaluations, and application design.
Geophysical instruments; monumentation & ancillary equipment; communications technologies; networking monitoring.
Facility for Imaging the Near-and Sub-surface Environment (FINSE).
Surface and Subsurface Hydrology Lab (SSHL)
Cyberinfrastructure