Datageo have completed the structural instrumentation at The Great Mosque and Hospital of Divrigi in Turkey. Dating from 1229 AD, the Mosque is the most important and historic work of architecture in Anatolia province.

Our Works comprised the supply, installation by our Turkish partners, commissioning and web data presentation of a large variety of instruments including crackmeters, temperature and humidity sensors, laser distance sensors, seismic accelerometers, tiltmeters, borehole extensometers and water level transducers. All 80 input channels of data are controlled by our Netpod logger, running at 200 Hz and 24 bit resolution. Data is sent to a local computer and data reported at minute intervals with data streamed to our Data Web site where it is displayed in real time, in tabular and graphical format. If a seismic event occurs, all data prior, during and post of the seismic event is streamed and recorded at 200 Hz.