[Case Study] Utilizing Data Loggers for Environmental Monitoring at the JFK Museum

Safe storage of materials made from a variety of materials through monitoring with a data logger.

Our company is the authorized importer and seller of the "data logger" manufactured by Onset in the United States. We would like to introduce a case study where this product was used for environmental monitoring. [Usage Example] ■ Purpose: Building performance evaluation ■ Organization: Museum on the 6th floor of Daily Plaza ■ Application: Optimization of the preservation environment for exhibits On November 22, 1963, the location where President J.F. Kennedy was assassinated, the museum on the 6th floor of Dallas' Daily Plaza, has various historical records meticulously preserved. The records include a 6-foot square glass wool model used by the FBI to analyze the trajectory of the fatal shots, as well as a highly light-sensitive plexiglass top, construction paper, a wooden footstool belonging to Caroline Kennedy, and a flag made of fabric, among many other diverse materials. To properly maintain these items, it is necessary to protect them from temperature fluctuations, humidity (RH), and high levels of light intensity. As part of our indoor environmental management strategy, we decided to adopt the "HOBO data logger." *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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