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Equipment Vendors |
| This file contains a list of vendors for various types of
equipment including temperature loggers, soil moisture probes, drilling equipment, active
layer probes, and other items. Please feel free to contribute any information. Temperature loggers Onset Computer Corporation 470 MacArthur Blvd Bourne, MA 02532 Phone: (508) 759-9500 FAX: (508) 759-9100 e-mail: sales@onsetcomp.com Manufacture of Hobo and StowAway temperature loggers. Temperature range can be customized. Cost $120-180; depends on unit memory size and number ordered. Vemco data loggers These mini loggers are made in Canada (Nova Scotia). Mark Nixon uses along the Mackenzie Valley for deep borehole readings. See http://www.vemco.com/mlogdata.htm for details and excellent picture showing the very small sensor stainless steel housing which protrudes from the end of the pressure case (good to 1000 m), giving them a reasonable time constant. Resolution is quoted at 0.1 degree for -4C to +20C, and they did custom ranges for us for a very small fee. They appear very well made...made by an oceanographic company, actually. About $175 Canadian. Description by Al Taylor, altaylor@kcorp.com Web: http://www.vemco.com, or can call at (902) 852-4000.
Hukseflux Thermal sensors Heat flux and soil temperature sensors. Visit the web site at http://www.hukseflux.com, or can call at (902) 852-4000.Microdaq data loggers Small, simple temperature data loggers starting at $59. Also available are data loggers for humidity, light intensity, shock, voltage, and current. Inquires: info@microdaq.com Web: http://www.microdaq.com, or toll free at (877) 275-9606.
Measurement Research Corporation 4126 4th St. NW Gig Harbor, WA 98335 Phone: (253) 851-3200 FAX: (253) 851-4334 Speak to Ms. Pat Martka. No known web site.
Soil Moisture Probes Vitel, Inc. 14100 Parke Long Ct. Chantilly, VA 22021 Phone: (703) 968-7575 Manufacturer of Vitel Hydro Soil Moisture Probe. Used with data logger to collect time series. Can also be converted into a portable model; contact Ken Hinkel for details.
Drilling Equipment Little Beaver, Inc P.O. Box 840 Livingston, TX 77351 USA Phone: (409) 327-3121 FAX: (409) 327-4025 E-mail: sales@littlebeaver.com Web: http://www.littlebeaver.com Light and heavy duty soil drilling equipment
Kovacs Enterprise, Austin Kovacs 142 Eastman Hill Road Lebanon, NH 03766-2103 USA FAX or Message: (603) 448-8867 Specializing in ice and soil drilling equipment
Jon's Machine Shop Jon Holmgren 1150 Molly Rd. Fairbanks, AK 99709-6301 USA Phone: (907) 457-5000 (Shop phone) FAX: (907) 455-6987 Soil and ice drilling equipment including coring barrels (CRREL-SIPRE), bits, and heads.
Active Layer Probes Carter Manufacturing Company, Inc. 4220 Route 42, Mason, OH 45040-1999 Phone: (513) 398-7303; FAX: (513) 398-6231 e-mail: u121gly@cinci.infi.net Web: http://www.cartermanufacturing.com Custom made soil and snow probes
Miscellaneous Portable Soil Moisture Gauge using Vitel Soil Moisture Probe E.D.S. Electronics, Eric Sculley 619 Neptune Way Cincinnati, OH 45244 Phone: (513) 528-7832
Radiation Shield (6-plate model, catalog number 41302, ~$60) R.M. Young Company 2801 Aero-Park Drive Traverse City, Michigan 49684 USA Phone: (231) 946-3980
Ice Detector: For monitoring permafrost, sea ice, glaciation, surface ice. Not tested. Jonas, Inc., Otakar Jonas 1113 Faun Rd. Wilmington, DE 19803 USA Phone: (302) 478-1373 e-mail: Jonasinc@mindspring.com Web: http://www.mindspring.com/~jonasinc/icing.htm FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT |