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Storm Watch over USA with Stream Flood Status
Submitted by landviser on Sat, 09/02/2017 - 22:38Below you should see interactive map with active hurricane tracking over USA (Atlantic and Pacific). Also Weather Radar with current precipitation, next several days flooding outlook areas. Different color square markers indicate major river flood status with links to USGS site showing up-to-date water level and projected flooding. Purple squares - major flooding on-going. To see legend and toggle layers click on >> in top left corner.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) on electrical geophysical equipment and software
Submitted by landviser on Wed, 03/21/2012 - 16:57How to convert conductivity to resistivity?
Are there any difference between LandMapper ERM-01 and other equipment available on the market?
How your equipment calculates electrical resistivity?
How to calculate geometrical coefficient K?
Does electrical resistivity correlate with any soil properties?
Can your equipment measure electrical resistivity/conductivity in soil and water samples?
How to determine the depth of the measurements?
How to convert conductivity to resistivity?
Electrical resistivity (ER) is reciprocal to conductivity (EC) and results can be easily recalculated using formula EC=1/ER or vice versa ER=1/EC. Electrical resistivity is more convenient to use on non-saline soils, where conductivity can be mSm/m, while resitivity measures in 102-103 Ohm m range. 1000 Ohm m equals 1 mSm/m. You can find more conversions to ppm, TDS, grains of salt in this flyer.
Happy New 2017 Year!
Submitted by landviser on Sat, 12/31/2016 - 22:29
All of us at Landviser, LLC (USA) and IP GeoPro (Russia) are wishing our friends, collegues, customers and everybody else around the world Happy Holidays and a Great New Year! Looking forward to change, trust and fairness for all in 2017!!! We, as a small geo-consulting company, would continue to do our best in studying our Morther Earth and bringing Joy to the World!
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Happy New 2016 Year!
Submitted by landviser on Thu, 12/24/2015 - 20:23All of us at Landviser, LLC (USA) and IP GeoPro (Russia) are wishing our friends, collegues, customers and everybody else around the world Happy Holidays and Great New Year!
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Sign up for webinar "Application of Geophysical Methods to Agriculture: Methods Employed"
Submitted by landviser on Fri, 02/07/2014 - 19:17- Agriculture
- Farming
- Agrochemistry
- Precision Ag
- Soil Pollution
- Water Pollution
- Reclamation
- Environmental Science
- Geophysics
- Soil Science
- vertical electrical sounding
- LandMapper
- soil EC mapping
- ERM-01
- ERM-02
- GPR
- electrical profiling
- Geophysical equipment
- subsurface imaging
- four-electrode probe
- EC
- site assessment
- ER
- SP
- Geophysical
- iVES
- RES2DINV
- RES3DINV
- resistivity inversion
- freeware
- Ag Geophysics group
- EC
- mapping
- monitoring
- resistivity
- self-potential
Dr. Larisa Golovko (President of Landviser, LLC) will be presenting "Geophysical Methods of Electrical Resistivity and Self-Potential in Agriculture" in first of
Agricultural Geophysics Webinar Series: "Application of Geophysical Methods to Agriculture: Methods Employed"
A live webinar on the application of geophysics to agriculture will be offered on:
Tuesday, February 18, 2014, from 3pm - 4:30pm EST
(2:00 - 3:30 CST, 1:00 - 2:30 MST, 12:00 - 1:30 PST)
This first in a series of agricultural geophysics webinars will focus on the near-surface geophysical methods presently being used for agricultural purposes, which include resistivity, self-potential, electromagnetic induction, ground penetrating radar, dielectric sensors, VIS/NIR/MIR spectrometry, gamma ray spectrometry, mechanical soil compaction sensors, and ion selective potentiometry. Five presenters will provide a short overview of agricultural geophysical methods during the first 30 minutes of the webinar. The last hour of the webinar will be devoted to a panel discussion with the presenters, who will answer questions from the audience.
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Technical Specifications of LandMapper ERM-01
Submitted by landviser on Fri, 08/02/2013 - 18:54- · Range of measurements…...............…………………………………….………......................................ER= 0.1-1 106 Ohm m
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· Automatically adjusts electrical resistivity range to provide best measurement accuracy.
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SibER - multi-electrode resistivity surveying set
Landviser, LLC is offering advanced equipment for deep electrical tomography - Siber-48 - manufactured by KB Electrometry, Ltd in Novosibirsk, Russia. Since 2012 they started to produce modificated version of "SibER". New device has new safer body, powerfull generator (inject current up to 2A), provide more stable and faster measurments.
Price of the system ordered through us is the same as listed on Nemfis.ru. Registered users can view complete price of the SibER-48 and SibER-64 equipped with two standard 5-m spaced cables in current catalog. Custom spacing of electrode connectors on the cables is also available per request.
Please, request your personalized quotation from us: info@landviser.com or call 1-609-412-0555 / 1-888-306-LAND. The system is shipped worldwide from Russia, shipping costs will vary. See specification table at the bottom of this page on estimated weight of the system and components.
Using Multi-Electrode Resistivity to Reconcile Inherent Velocity-Depth Ambiguities of Refraction Traveltime Inversion for a Petroleum Waste Site
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LandMapper ERM-01 holiday sale - while supplies last!
Submitted by landviser on Tue, 11/20/2012 - 20:06We wish all our customers, friends, and collegues Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and wonderful holiday season!
It has been a remarkable year for Landviser! We’ve completed several exciting projects with the focus on expanding capabilities of our LandMapper geophysical devices and helped many of our customers with their research. Our LandMapper geophysical devices have been gaining popularity around the globe. To extend our warmest Holiday wishes we are offering unprecidented discount of 20% on basic ERM-01 model from the current price of $1579. The new reduced price for ERM-01 of $1263 will be in effect until December 31, 2012 or while supplies last. Regular educational and dealers's discounts are still apply on the top of newly reduced price as stated in
Current complete catalog of Landviser, LLC
To claim your ERM-01 now at a discounted price, email or call us (+1-609-412-0555) and mention promotion code 2012-12-ERM01. This offer is "first come, first serve" and is only available on pre-paid terms via credit card or wire transfer.
Special Note for USA customers: Landviser's equipment and software qualify for tax deduction under Section 179. You still have time to purchase ERM-01, ERM-02 or RES2DINV/RES3DINV in 2012, before this deduction expires!
Landviser, LLC develops and sells portable handheld geophysical devices, Landmapper ERM-01 and ERM-02 for measuring electrical properties (electrical resistivity, conductivity, and potential) in soils, plants and other semisolid and liquid media since 2003. This equipment is small, fully computer-integrated, and easy to use. It is very competitively priced and come handy many environmental, archaeological and agricultural applications, especially mapping and monitoring soil salinity and pollution. Information flyers can be downloaded from the links below:
More information on applications of both models is available in free publication in FastTIMES magazine:
Golovko, Larisa, Anatoly Pozdnyakov, and Antonina Pozdnyakova. “LandMapper ERM-02: Handheld Meter for Near-Surface Electrical Geophysical Surveys.” FastTIMES (EEGS) 15, no. 4 - Agriculture: A Budding Field in Geophysics (December 2010): 85–93. http://www.landviser.net/webfm_send/69
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LandMapper ERM-02: handheld meter for near-surface electrical geophysical surveys (FastTIMES December 2010)
Submitted by landviser on Thu, 10/25/2012 - 17:01was published in December, 2010 issue of FastTIMES, online peer-reviewed journal of EEGS. To cite this publication use:
Registered users can download PDF of full text of proceedings paper from our website. Or browse online version below and leave your comments. You might also like to go to EEGS website to get PDFs of other publications on applications of geophysics to near-surface environmental problems published in this popular FREE online scientific magazine. |
Abstract
On-the-go sensors, designed to measure soil electrical resistivity (ER) or electrical conductivity (EC) are vital for faster non-destructive soil mapping in precision agriculture, civil and environmental engineering, archaeology and other near-surface applications. Compared with electromagnetic methods and ground penetrating radar, methods of EC/ER measured with direct current and four-electrode probe have fewer limitations and were successfully applied on clayish and saline soils as well as on highly resistive sandy soils, such as Alfisols and Spodosols. However, commercially available contact devices, which utilize a four-electrode principle, are bulky, very expensive, and can be used only on fallow fields. Multi-electrode ER-imaging systems applied in deep geophysical explorations are heavy, cumbersome and their use is usually cost-prohibited in many near-surface applications, such as forestry, archaeology, environmental site assessment and cleanup, and in agricultural surveys on farms growing perennial horticultural crops, vegetables, or turf-grass. In such applications there is a need for accurate, portable, low-cost device to quickly check resistivity of the ground on-a-spot, especially on the sites non-accessible with heavy machinery.
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