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--- en:monitoring_and_warning:overview [2023/01/19 14:47] – m-gamperl
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 ==== Basic Concepts of the Measurement System ====
-All sensors in the system are based on one basic measurement node design, to which additional sensors can be attached easily. This way, the system can be very versatile while keeping the cost low. The basic measurement node can simply be attached to walls to measure inclination or e.g. crack elongation with an external crackmeter (figure below). In this case, we call it 'Infrastructure Node'. When subsurface sensors are attached to it, we call it 'Subsurface Node' or Low-Cost Inclinometer', depending on the drilling depth and according number of sensors attached.
+All sensors in the system are based on one basic measurement node design, to which additional sensors can be attached easily. This way, the system can be very versatile while keeping the cost low. The basic measurement node can simply be attached to walls to measure inclination or e.g. crack elongation with an external crackmeter (figure below). In this case, we call it 'Infrastructure Node'. When subsurface sensors are attached to it, we call it 'Subsurface Node' or 'Low-Cost Inclinometer', depending on the drilling depth and according number of sensors attached.
 {{wiki:Measurement-Concept.png|Measurement Concept of the Inform@Risk Measurement system.}}
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 ==== Instruction Manuals ====
-We created several instruction manuals. It starts with an overview of the system and the basic measurement node, which is needed for all other measurements. Then the attachments (Subsurface Probe and Low-Cost Inclinometer) are addressed. The Low-Cost Extensometer is last since it is based on a slightly different approach. They are listed in the following (clicking on the headlines directly leads you to the respective wiki page):
+We created several instruction pages. Starting, an overview of the system and the basic measurement node, which is needed for all other measurements, is given. Then the attachments (Subsurface Probe and Low-Cost Inclinometer) are addressed. The Low-Cost Extensometer is last since it is based on a slightly different approach. The last section is the LoRa-Gateway, which is only explained briefly since it is very individual for the respective requirements. The pages are listed in the following (clicking on the headlines directly leads you to the respective wiki page):
   - **Overview** \\ Overview and general concepts.
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   - **Low-Cost Inclinometer** \\ Assembly and installation of Low-Cost Inclinometer, which extend about 3-6 m into the subsurface.
   - **Low-Cost Extensometer** \\ Assembly and installation of the horizontal and vertical Low-Cost Extensometer.
+  - **LoRa Gateway** \\ General recommendations and requirements for the LoRa Gateway.
 ==== Datasheets ====
-For some parts of the system, datasheets were produced. Like the instructional documents, they can be downloaded from the project website. Third-Party datasheets for the sensors and some of the components that were used are referenced in the respective instructional documents.
+For some parts of the system, datasheets were produced. Like the other downloadable material, they can be downloaded from the [[en:resources|resources]] page. Third-Party datasheets for the sensors and some of the components that were used are referenced in the respective instructional documents.
 ==== 3D Printing Files ====