ISTI exhibited at the SnT Online virtual meeting.
ISTI presented STAX Project – Data data analysis and interactive data access.
Abstract: The STAX (Source Term Analysis of Xenon) project aims at the development of a worldwide network to measure radioxenon isotopes released from medical isotope production facilities.
Read MoreISTI exhibited at the WOSMIP Remote 2 Online virtual meeting.
ISTI presented STAX Project –Data processing and viewing software.
Abstract: The STAX project is an experiment focused on the development of a worldwide stack release monitoring network to measure radioxenon isotopes released from medical isotope production facilities.
Read MoreISTI & GEObit joined together at the SSA Online virtual meeting,
We are a team that provides a complete seismic monitoring solution.
Read MoreISTI presented at the AGU Fall Meeting being held in San Francisco, 9 – 13 December 2019. In addition, ISTI welcomes you to visit our team at our AGU exhibit (booth 835) throughout the week.
Read MoreCheck out this ISTI/RESIF e-poster. It was presented by RESIF at the EGU General Assembly Online on 7 May 2020:
D1661 EGU2020-19125 Yasmine: A New Tool for stationXML.
Read MoreAs ISTI’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Peter Devanney is responsible for ISTI’s worldwide marketing and sales. Supporting the next stage of ISTI’s growth, Peter works with the ISTI team to deliver innovative environmental monitoring products and services focused on our customers’ mission success.
Read MoreApril 24, 2020 Update
ISTI’s Sid Hellman put together a nice web UI to help people find the number of cases in their counties in the USA. Please refer to the CDC web pages for what you should be doing to be safe from COVID-19.
Read MoreA recent Richter Magnitude 3.4 earthquake (OGS magnitude) was felt and caused the shut-in of a well being completed in Oklahoma. This closure and the logic for monitoring was discussed in a recent article in “The Oklahoman”.
Read MoreMeet Sid & Stefan at AMS 2020
Who: Sid Hellman and Stefan Lisowski of ISTI.com
What: 100th AMS Annual Meeting
Where: Boston, MA
When: 14 January 2020
ISTI & GEObit joined together at the AGU Annual Meeting in San Francisco 9 – 13 Dec. 2019.
We are a team providing a complete seismic monitoring solution. Contact us through SHM.works.
Read MoreSeismic monitoring systems provide critical data on building behavior during earthquakes, improve understanding of structural stability, and lead to better building codes.
Read MoreISTI now offers AQMS, a software installation and support service, in a Postgres Version. For further information, reference the Seismological Research Letters article entitled “Open-Source ANSS Quake Monitoring System Software”.
Read MoreAs noted in the Houston Chronical news article, a new study published this week in Geophysical Research Letters indicates that much of the recent seismicity in the Eagle Ford shale gas play in Texas is induced by hydraulic fracturing.
Read More“Oil and gas producer Encana Corp halted work at a drill site in northwest Oklahoma following two earthquakes within a day in the same area,” according to Thursday’s Financial Post article. Early detection is a service that we pride ourselves on at ISTI.
Read MoreThe S-20 seismometer is a three-component velocity output near broad band seismic sensor. The design is based on the electronic velocity feedback which is applied to single coil low period geophone. The frequency bandwidth is extended from 50Hz, down to 20sec.
Read MoreISTI is pleased to share the “Radioxenon net count calculations revisited” article from the Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, featuring Matthias Auer of ISTI as second author.
Read MoreOn February 27, 2018, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) announced new seismic monitoring requirements for minimizing felt induced seismicity from hydraulic fracturing operations in the SCOOP/STACK play. The new requirements state that operators must have access to a seismic monitoring array. They must take action at magnitude 2.0 (Richter scale) and pause for 6 hours at magnitude 2.5. This is a 0.5 reduction in magnitude levels from previous regulations.
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