Monitoring the environmental impact of blasting activities requires specialized equipment and dedicated people in the field. Our equipment inventory of Geophones, Microphones and Hydrophones allows us to monitor blasting activities.. read more
Civionic Engineering & Consulting (2014) Inc. has been contracted to develop a hybrid earthquake early warning sensor for the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure. The sensor will be incorporating p-wave.. read more
Goethals Bridge Project goes live ! It took only 3 days on site to commission the complete system and to execute the field acceptance test (FAT) for 110 channels of.. read more
Civionic Engineering & Consulting (2014) Inc. now has gained the capabilities in providing web-based vibration monitoring for pile driving operations. There is no requirement to deploy technicians to a site.. read more
Civionic Engineering has been contracted to develop ultra small, ultra precise and ultra low noise seismic sensors for our clients. As a new product in competition to the seismic sensor.. read more
Rogers Arena Tower Development – Dunsmuir Viaduct – Vancouver, BC, Canada A unique request to measure sub-millimeter displacements in 3 axis of freedom required Civionic Engineering & Consulting Inc. to.. read more
January 2015, Vancouver, South Tower Development, Aquilini Group The excavation is completed and world class engineering has proven to be at best in Vancouver. The monitoring systems provided by Civionic.. read more
The new South Tower, adjacent to the Dunsmuir Viaduct and the Rogers arena is progressing in the excavation. With a current depth of approximately 30 ft right next to the.. read more
Highly precise measurements of the Dunsmuir Viaduct measurement system are provided to Geopacific Consultants, the MMM Group and to the Aquilini Group to make sure that this critical infrastructure is.. read more
The Canadian Association of Earthquake Engineers (CAEE) is pleased to announce the 11th Canadian Conference on Earthquake Engineering, to be held July 21-24, 2015, in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada… read more
