New Leica GeoMoS allows multiple simultaneous project monitoring

The new Leica GeoMoS version 6.2 comes with the newly updated GeoMoS Monitor 6.2, which allows management of data collection and computation for multiple monitoring projects at the same time. Active projects can be managed and run simultaneously on a single PC, thus increasing the reliability while reducing the costs of the IT infrastructure and software licenses. Furthermore, the Leica GeoMoS Now! 6.2, in addition to on-premises installation, is now available in the cloud, making important project data instantly available anytime and anywhere in the world.

Easy-to-understand visuals and various reporting options can be tailor-made to not only display unlimited number of complex and sensitive projects in real-time, but also to match the different needs of the various user levels such as engineers, experts or managers. The updated GeoMoS Now! also includes a new status deformation view in real-time, which instantly displays the health of a project whenever data exceed tolerance levels, allowing those responsible to save valuable time and reduce risk.

The company states: “With the introduced time-limited, short term licenses for GeoMoS Monitor and flexible subscription options for GeoMoS Now!, Leica Geosystems’ proven Monitoring Solution increases flexibility and scalability to comply with various needs of monitoring projects. Real-time monitoring, analysis and visualisation, brought through state-of-the-art software and easy-to-handle online service, enable even faster reaction times when making important decisions, saving companies even more time while reducing costs.”

Leica Geosystems’ Monitoring solutions combine geodetic, geotechnical, and meteorological sensors for reliable, precise data acquisition and secure data transmission with advanced processing, sophisticated analysis, and visual representation. “Using standard interfaces, open architectures and scalable platforms, the solutions are customisable to meet individual requirements – for permanent or temporary installations, for single sites or monitoring networks. Modern technology makes installation easy and allows for reliable and state-of-the-art communication via mobile networks.”