Sentry
SENTRY Earthquake Monitoring and Reporting Software is a software solution developed for the real-time monitoring, analysis, and automated reporting of earthquake data in facilities where structural safety is critical. It offers a flexible infrastructure suitable for use in dams, high-rise buildings, industrial facilities, bridges, and other engineering structures undergoing structural health monitoring. By continuously monitoring data from sensors, it automatically processes recordings during an earthquake, generates reports, and transmits them to relevant individuals or departments. This accelerates the post-earthquake assessment process and provides timely, organized information to decision-makers.
- Real-time monitoring, analysis, and automatic reporting of earthquake data
- Software infrastructure developed for facilities where structural safety is critical
- Suitable for use in dams, high-rise buildings, industrial facilities, bridges, and structural health monitoring applications
- Continuous tracking of data from digital accelerometer sensors
- Automatic processing of sensor recordings during an earthquake
- Rapid report generation and transmission via email
- Structure that accelerates the post-earthquake assessment process
- Supervising the data acquisition infrastructure running on the host machine
- Monitoring the operation of the SCREAM! data acquisition software
- Automatic email notifications to the maintenance team in case of interruptions or malfunctions
- Monitoring infrastructure that enhances system continuity and operational reliability
- Processing event parameters such as magnitude, latitude-longitude, and depth after an earthquake
- Generating maps and visual outputs
- Organizing data into meaningful and systematic reports
- Standardizing recording and reporting processes with automatic report delivery
- Modular and scalable system structure
- Flexible infrastructure suitable for various engineering structures and critical facilities
Application Areas
- Dam monitoring projects
- High-rise buildings
- Bridges
- Industrial facilities
- Energy plants
- Critical public and industrial structures
- Other engineering applications requiring structural health monitoring