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Canterbury Seismic Instruments Ltd manufacture and distribute high quality
geotechnical instrumentation systems, including the CUSP Accelerograph range.
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Latest News
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Revision 2 of the CUSP M released
CSI are pleased to announce the release of the second revision of the CUSP-M multichannel
data acquisition system. The second revision represents a significant change in the
multi-channel data acquisition paradigm, with the digitisation, timing and buffering of
data being performed at each sensor node. This, in combination with TCP-IP data transfers
over standard Ethernet systems, results in unmatched data robustness, flexibility of deployment
and vastly reduced installation costs and efforts. The second revision
still contains compatability with the current sensor range including accelerometers, borehole
probes, LVDT displacement sensors and Vaisala wind monitoring equipment. The first units were
shipped in April this year.
image coming soon
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CSI at the 14th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (14WCEE)
CSI Engineer Hamish Avery is pleased to be representing CSI at the 14WCEE in Beijing during
the 12th to 17th of October.
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Revision 2 of the CUSP3 series instruments released
The first revision of the successful CUSP3 series has been released. The new revision makes
a number of updates as requested by our customers. These include;
- Improved pre-trigger filtering to capture motions in tall structures
- Better STA/LTA triggering, with detrigger and LTA term locking
- Unit-to-unit triggering
- NTP timing
- Better integration with the CUSP-HUB
- Easier file access with read-only SFTP and RSYNC access
- Low-power option ('lp' suffix)
- External and multi-sensor option to monitor structures ('3X3 suffix')
- Fully waterproof housing
- Covered electronics
- Improved user interface and record file format
- Data compression and continuous recording
A CUSP3B3 is shown in the image below (click to magnify).
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For more information on this product including full specifications, costs and delivery
times, please contact us.
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CUSP-M records M7.3 Pacific earthquake at over 1000km distance
One of the first CUSP-M installations captured the
M7.3 event
350km from Raoul Island.
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