Animal Detection Systems Tested and Reviewed
November 2009 — Researchers tested the reliability of the MagalSenstar animal detection system. The livestock contractor delivered 6 animals (2 horses, 2 llamas, and 2 sheep) to the test site and a test was initiated on November 18 2009. The tests lasted for 10 consecutive days after which the animals were removed from the enclosure. […]
CSIL & WTI staff host a field site visit at Transcend
Researchers from the Corrosion and Sustainable Infrastructure Laboratory (CSIL), WTI, hosted a field site visit at Transcend, in conjunction with a project meeting, for the Pacific Northwest Snowfighters Association (PNS) members. There is currently a project underway that is being conducted by WTI researchers for the PNS members which focuses on the longevity of stored […]
Steel Cap Pile/Concrete Cap Pile Bridge Support Systems: Confirmation of Connection Performance – UTC
Interim Evaluation of Three Instrumented Bridges in Saco, MT – UTC
Designing and Manufacturing a Removable Seed and Sediment Trap for the Undercarriage of Vehicles
National Scan of Best Practices for Road Dust Control and Soil Stabilization
Animal Detection Systems Testbed Research News
Researchers traveled to the Transcend facility to install another animal detection in the RADS testbed area. This system consists of a buried cable that detects large mammals when they move across the cable. The system is manufactured by Magal Senstar from Ontario, Canada. The buried cable is placed in a trench and wrapped in sand […]
Steel Pile Cap/Concrete Pile Cap Bridge Support Systems
Interim Evaluation of Three Instrumental Bridges in Saco, MT
WTI employees & invited guests from MSU travel to Transcend
Western Transportation Institute employees and invited guests from MSU traveled to Transcend for a site visit. Attendees toured the facilities, discussed current and future research opportunities, potential partnerships, and benefits of conducting their research at Transcend. They also toured the newly completed shop and checked out the snowmaking system which is now fully operational.