Wireline Extensometer Slope Monitoring & Warning System
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Geotechnical Instrumentation

Real-Time Slope Monitoring

Keeping us safe since 2003

The SlideMinder Slope Monitoring & Warning System was developed in 2003 by engineers and geologists at the consulting firm Call & Nicholas, Inc. to provide clients with a reliable, affordable, and easy-to-use slope monitoring alternative. 

Call & Nicholas, Inc. has become the leader in Wireline Extensometer Slope Monitoring equipment.

With hundreds of units deployed to date, SlideMinders are reporting the critical data needed for Engineering Design and Operational Safety at locations around the world.

  • SLOPE MOVEMENT ANALYSIS: Software displays measurements and graphs displacement, velocity and system data.

  • ACCURATE REAL-TIME MEASUREMENTS: Measures movement to 0.01cm and monitors throughout slope failure without damage to the extensometer.

  • AUTOMATED WARNINGS & ALARMS: On-site warning beacons, automated text and email alerts.

  • PRECIPITATION MEASUREMENT: Mounted rain gauge records precipitation at the monitoring location.

  • MINIMAL SITE PREP: Small tripod footprint with no required line power.

  • SCALABLE: Start with as little as one extensometer and add more as needed. Additional units are easily added after initial server setup.

 

Contact

➤ LOCATION

2475 N Coyote Dr
Tucson, AZ 85745

☎ CONTACT

slideminder@cnitucson.com
(520) 670-9774

 

Open Pit/Surface Mining and Civil Applications


Monitor potential landslides on mine benches, waste dumps, or road cuts using our patented fully automated SlideMinder SM3 Extensometers and Repeater/Wireless Strobes.

Call & Nicholas, Inc. also offers low cost Manual Extensometers equipped with a triggered visual warning device.


Providing clients with a reliable, affordable, and easy-to-use slope monitoring alternative.

 

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