Scientists from the University of Exeter are using a CR10X measurement and control system to measure the growth of 10,000 year old stalagmites to show how they can help predict changes in the climate. The datalogger acquires the stalagmite growth data via six automatic samplers and over 2 km of cable at Stump Cross Caverns near Harrogate in Yorkshire, UK. Stalagmites contain clues about how the climate has changed over thousands of years and may help predict how it will change in the future.

Resumen casos de aplicación

Aplicación

Determining the relationships between stalagmite growth and climate change

Ubicación

Stump Cross Caverns, Yorkshire, England

Productos utilizados

CR10X 

Empresas participantes

University of Exeter

Dispositivos controlados

Samplers