Figure 11 shows how widely distributed systems can be connected together using the Internet to route data over long distances. This feature enables large scale applications at multiple locations to report data back to a central point for analysis and storage.

Figure 12 demonstrates how a large scale application at multiple locations can be achieved using a local area network and the radio interface of the T/S-102 Settlement/Tilt sensors. The NDACS instruments can be used to read real-time information and to act as a local data storage.

The sensors can be directly connected to the NDACS instrumentation when the use of the radio interface is not necessary.

Other Keynes Systems such as the NetPod 4000 can be used where large channel counts at a specific location is desirable.