What types of measuring points are available?

One-dimensional time-value series

This measuring point type is intended for all types of time-value rows from any sensor or data source.

• MCC measurement station

• Data logger

• CSV data

• IT monitoring

Three-dimensional time-value series

This measuring point type is particularly intended for geodetic measurements which deal with three-dimensional points in space. Specific function blocks for evaluating such data are available.

• MCC TSC with Leica

• Tachymeter

Multi-dimensional time-value series

Event-based time-value series

This measuring point type is particularly intended for vibration measurements. Both vibration events and interval data can be evaluated.

There are two variations depending on the sensor type of the measuring device.

• Menhir

• MR3000

Location-value series

Intended for measurement rows that were created with an inclinometer probe.
Warning: measurements with inclinometer chains are not meant. These can be evaluated using the “Time-value measurements” measuring point type.

• Inclinometer probes

One-dimensional time-value series

Data from different measuring point types can be assigned to this type. The data is converted into one-dimensional time-value series, allowing data of different types to be offset against each other and evaluated.

Assignments are therefore not created to data sources, but to other measuring points.

• Other measuring point types

Documents that cannot be evaluated

This type is a special case, as the measurement data is not evaluated here and there is no assignment to a data source. It is intended for results documents that are available as PDFs that can be assigned to a validity period. This means that external data can also be stored and managed in SEDRIX even if the raw data is not available.

• PDF documents