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ViB Analyser

Every vibration event,
read with the working shown

Frame the arrival, measure it, see how the ground moved, and score it against every limit your project applies. One event, one screen, every figure explained.

The ViB Analyser in full screen: the three axes of a blast on the left, compliance on the right.

Filmed in the ShockAI demo: Hamersley North, a synthetic iron-ore mine.

At a glance

The moves you make on every event

Measure an arrival, turn the ground motion to face the blast, and see how close each limit came. Every picture here is the product, captured.

Measuring an arrival on a ViB velocity trace

How big was the arrival, at what frequency?. Drag across it for the span’s duration and each channel’s peak, frequency and RMS.

Look closer

Built to be checked

Every reading says how it was worked out.

  • The frequency spectrum of a ViB event

    Where the energy sits

    The same velocity does different damage at different frequencies. The spectrum shows which you have.

  • Peak velocity against frequency and the limit curves

    Peak velocity against the curves

    Each channel’s peak at its dominant frequency, against every limit curve you apply.

  • The orientation dialog

    How the frame was found

    The unit’s own axes, gravity and the calculated heading, with how clear the answer was.

  • Compliance history across a project’s events

    This event among the rest

    Every scored event in the project on one chart, so an outlier stands out.

  • An airblast trace

    Airblast on its own trace

    The overpressure record reads beside the ground motion, peak and all.

  • The readout of what is in view

    Every figure has its formula

    Peaks, frequencies, RMS and the vector sum for the window in view, each with an explanation.

The instruments

Built for the ShotTrack ViB range

Specifications, pricing and quotes are on the ShotTrack site.

Learn the physics

Plain-language explainers on the ShotTrack site.

Closed beta

Bring your next blast

We’re refining ShockAI with a small group of mining and construction teams. Tell us about your sites and your instruments.