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In the realm of geotechnical engineering, monitoring and understanding the behavior of soils, rock, and structures are critical to ensuring the safety and success of construction projects. From tunnels and dams to high-rise buildings and bridges, geotechnical instruments play an essential role in collecting data on subsurface conditions, structural integrity, and environmental factors. However, managing and processing vast amounts of data from various instruments, while ensuring integration across systems, is a complex and crucial task.