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Software handles the data monster
25 January 2013
Casella CEL has introduced a new data management software package that downloads and manages exposure data for a wide range of occupational hazards, including noise and dust. Called Casella Insight, the software can d

Casella CEL has introduced a new
data management software package
that downloads and manages exposure
data for a wide range of occupational
hazards, including noise and dust.
Called Casella Insight, the software can download survey data gathered by monitoring equipment such as sound level meters, noise dosimeters and personal air sampling pumps, and allows it to be stored on a central database. Exposure data can then be managed by criteria such as person, place or process and viewed in tabular or graphical formats that combine multiple hazards simultaneously to allow an overall exposure calculation to be made.
Data can be imported from other devices and exported or sent to other users and colleagues.
Called Casella Insight, the software can download survey data gathered by monitoring equipment such as sound level meters, noise dosimeters and personal air sampling pumps, and allows it to be stored on a central database. Exposure data can then be managed by criteria such as person, place or process and viewed in tabular or graphical formats that combine multiple hazards simultaneously to allow an overall exposure calculation to be made.
Data can be imported from other devices and exported or sent to other users and colleagues.
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