April 2004: Dual Laser Profilometer and TPL added to existing ROMDAS system.

November 2002: System purchased by Louis Berger International for video logging, roughness, GPS and keycode rating.

June 2002: The Asian Development Bank used ROMDAS for a videologging and GPS survey of roads. This provided a permanent record of people living in the road environment who were entitled to compensation.

July 2002: System supplied for roughness and condition rating surveys.

October 2004: Two full ROMDAS systems including Laser profilometers and Video etc supplied to ECIL

June 2002: Africon Consultants purchased 3 roughness systems for use in Tanzania

May 2002: NTE Engineering purchased 5 manual roughness counters for use in Vietnam

April 2000: Four manual counters and bump integrators were supplied for roughness surveys

March 2002: VHB of Connecticut purchased a direct digitising video system

March 2002: Hanyang University upgraded their laser profilometer system to include a ROMDAS video system

May 2001: Hanyang University obtained a ROMDAS Transverse Profile Logger to integrate with their laser profilometer for rut depth measurements

February 2002: INGETEC obtained a system for rut depth and roughness measurement

February 2002: The IMS institute of Belgrade obtained a basic ROMDAS roughness system

January 2002: The Road Center of Vojvodina purchased a complete system for video, rut depth, GPS and roughness along with a Z-250 for calibration

February 2002: Bangalore University purchased a complete system for video, rut depth GPS and roughness

August 2001: Scott Wilson India are using two ROMDAS systems for measuring roads in Karnataka State

March - August 2000: Systems were supplied to three different firms for roughness measurements

January 2002: SMEC purchased ROMDAS for measuring roughness

November 2001: CERTS Pty. Ltd. obtained video and GPS systems for condition monitoring

January 2000: Canberra city council has acquired ROMDAS for roughness surveys on their network

September 2001: A roughness system along with a Z-250 reference profiler was supplied to the Ministry of Housing in Jordan.

September 2001: Moreno Engineers have obtained a complete ROMDAS system including rut depths, GPS, video for providing consulting services

August 2000: David Briggs and Associates acquired a ROMDAS system for roughness measurements

July 2001: PPWK Inwestycje Sp. Z o.o. from Warsaw obtained ROMDAS for GPS and video measurements

July 2001: BCEOM from France procured a roughness system for use in the Republic of Georgia

May 2001: TANROADS in association with the TRL are using ROMDAS for monitoring paved and unpaved roads

April 2001: Opus International Consultants Ltd. in association with HTC Infrastructure Management Ltd. undertook a video/GPS survey using ROMDAS

January 2001: HTC Infrastructure Mangement Ltd. have undertaken rut depth surveys for Auckland and North Shore City Councils

December 2000: Montgomery Watson (NZ) are surveying all the roads in the Lao PDR with ROMDAS

August 2000: The Croatia roads department purchased a video logging system with direct digitising and VCR to be integrated with their Greenwood profilometer

April 2000: Two systems were supplied for roughness measurements in China

February 2000: Montgomery Watson Ltd. of NZ implemented a ROMDAS system for the Tonga PWD and also video logged the roads on several islands

December 1999: The ROMDAS TPL has been fitted to four vehicles for 40,000 km of network surveys

September 1999: Lea Consultants are running three ROMDAS systems for Kabupaten road surveys

November 1999: Africon Consultants of South Africa have implemented four ROMDAS systems for video centreline surveys. They are using the direct digitising option along with laser surveyors for accurate positioning of location reference points