Seismograms Blog

See how our hands-on geophysics workshop brought field wiring, solar power systems, and oscilloscope training directly to UTEP students.

This year we hosted twelve students for the GEARS 2024 workshop at the end of August. While the general content of the workshop has remained similar for the last couple of years, we are always tweaking things to be different and better than in the prior years. This...

One of the most crucial aspects for any shop, lab, industrial maintenance area, or even a hobbyist's workspace is how you approach your work environment. This involves where you work, how you work, and how to make the process as easy and safe as possible. As Adam...

Everybody likes a desk toy - it is even better when it can be a learning tool as well! That's why a few years ago we released the original Geologist's Squeeze Box. This was our small-scale spin on the classic structural geology lab apparatus that was affordable for an...

E-series values are a way to make resistor selection easy – understand them and get a free chart to help design your next circuit.

Following decades of development by Chrystler and Rockwell Automation, today I’m excited to share with you the latest adaptations of encabulator technology to the geophysical industry. For a number of years now, work has been proceeding in order to bring perfection to...

Seismometers, designed to measure the Earth's surface velocity or acceleration, are primariloy utilized for traditional scientific goals like earthquake detection, nuclear test ban treaty monitoring, and attempting to map out our planet's interior. But, as any...

We are thrilled to announce that registration for the 2024 GEARS (Generalist Electromechanics for Applied Researchers) Workshop, August 26 - 30, is now open! With three successful workshops behind us, we're eager to welcome a fresh group of students for a...

2023 brought about a lot of changes for our business. We moved facilities (and were therefore shutdown for some time) in the early part of the year, we welcomed another team member, and we added lots of new capabilities. All of this chaos meant that we ended up...