IEI | New - Vista Data Vision

If you are using Campbell Scientific´s popular CR5000, CR3000, CR1000, CR800, CR10X, CR510, or CR200 series of dataloggers with array based or table based data structures, our powerful and easy-to-use DATABASE applications will save you time and money.

Use our database applications to free up expensive technical resources. Our competitive pricing coupled with fast and easy deployment, provides our customers with one of the highest return on investment in the industry.

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Using Vista Data Vision users are able to create connections to their Datalogger data files and through an automated process the data is imported and stored in a MYSQL database. Then the user has the option of creating analysis screens similar to the ones shown above. These screens are then automatically updated with current data based upon the data collection schedule of the clients datalogger software. This data can also be published automatically to a website using another Vista Data Vision module.

Here are a few comments and case studies from clients currently using Vista Data Vision:

Mount Washington Observatory
The Mount Washington Observatory in New Hampshire, USA, is one of the oldest weather observatories in the world. Located in the White Mountains, it is a non-profit and educational institute whose purpose is to maintain a permanently staffed observatory atop Mount Washington and to use this unique station and other facilities to conduct programs of environmental observation and technical research, and to develop educational programs to advance public knowledge of the unique meteorology, natural sub-artic environment, and human history of the Mount Washington region. [read more]

Portneuf River Basin
The monitoring program for the Portneuf River Basin enables stakeholders to assess and document the influence of natural and human-caused factors on water quality. The program is a cooperative effort of private industry, educational institutions, scientists, and government agencies at numerous levels (City, County, State, Tribal, and Federal).
The following agencies cooperate in the Portneuf Basin Monitoring Program: Center for Ecological Research, Idaho State University- City of Pocatello- Idaho Department of Agriculture- Idaho Department of Environmental Quality- Idaho Department of Fish and Game- Portneuf Soil and Water Conservation District- Shoshone-Bannock Tribe- Three Rivers RC&D Council, Inc.- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency- [read more]