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Field Services (Web Page)
Field Services
GEOKON engineers and technicians are available to assist, on a short term basis, at project sites worldwide. Where extended stays are required, please
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Contact Us (Web Page)
Offices
US Headquarters: +1 (603) 448-1562
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Recent Projects (Web Page)
Measuring Railroad Track Tie/Ballast Interfacial Pressures
Mascot, Tennessee, USA
Joint research conducted by Dr. Jerry Rose and Travis Watts (University of Kentucky), Dr. David Clarke (Universit ...
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Terms (Web Page)
Terms and Conditions
Changes and Improvements
All equipment described in GEOKON, INC catalogs is subject to modification and improvement as may be dictated by subsequent developments. Accordingly, w ...
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Article (Web Page)
A 13-Step Procedure for Systematic Planning of Monitoring Programmes using Geotechnical Instrumentation (PDF)
By John Dunnicliff, Dist. M.ASCE, MA, SM, PE
Geotechnical Instrumentation Consult ...
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GEO Blog (Web Page)
Session 06
Manual inclinometer probe • Data Interpretation Guide
Posted July 10, 2026
A manual inclinometer probe is one of the most widely used instruments in geotechnical monitoring…
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Calibration Reports (Web Page)
Please Note:
Requests for Calibration Reports may be made using GEOKON OpenAPI or the Calibration Report Request Form.
24/7 Calibration Report Access
GEOKON OpenAPI provides immediate access to ...
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Bridges (Web Page)
Overview
Bridge structures in many countries around the world have used GEOKON sensors for measuring key parameters such as strain, displacement, force, temperature, inclination, alignment and s ...
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Piles (Web Page)
Overview
GEOKON is a leader in pile testing instrumentation — both steel and concrete, driven or cast-in-place. Many important projects utilizing coffer dams and sheet piling have been instrumen ...
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Mines (Web Page)
Overview
Mines in many countries throughout the world, including USA, Canada, Mexico, Chile, Australia, New Guinea and Zaire, have used GEOKON instruments to monitor the stability of underground ...