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Geotechnical Safety Monitoring Systems

The management of a geotechnical project requires a wide range of information gathered from sensors. This information is of vital importance for the correctbexecution of construction plans and refinement of soil models.

We are a leading expert in monitoring geotechnical structures during the construction phase and over a structure’s lifespan. We offer a wide variety of sensors utilizing leading-edge technology and can assist you in identifying the best products for your project and budget.

Benefits of our Integrated Geotechnical Monitoring Solutions

  1. Integrated solutions Provide integrated structural health monitoring solutions for geotechnical applications using advanced fiber-optic technologies and vibrating wire sensors.
  2. Initial site assessment instrumentation that allows for the comprehensive evaluation of site conditions during the design phase of a project.
  3. Construction Safety Protect workers, equipment and nearby structures.
  4. Reduce Construction Costs quantitative data that promotes design-cost optimization during construction.
  5. Long-term performance verification Employ the appropriate monitoring system to control all phases of construction.

Projects & Case Studies

  1. Harbour of Nazaré (Portugal 2019)
  2. Field-scale test of an energy pile (Netherlands 2018)
  3. Cerentino landslide borehole monitoring (Switzerland - 2017)
  4. Tübingen University MicroPZ (Germany 2017)
  5. Cerentino Rockslide (Switzerland 2017)
  6. Sinkhole Early Development Monitoring (U.S.A. 2010)
  7. Randa rockslide ( Switzerland , 2008 - 2008 )
  8. UCLA / Caltrans ( United States of America , 1999 )
  9. Tainan Semiconductor Fab ( Taiwan , 2000 )
  10. Horw ( Switzerland , 1997 - 1998 )
  11. Infraspeed Slab Movements ( Netherlands , 2006 - 2007 )
  12. Gradenbach Landslide ( Austria , 2007 )
  13. N12 Motorway, retaining wall  ( Switzerland , 2007 )
  14. Etiopia pier in Genoa ( Italy , 2005 - 2007 )
  15. Colombo pier ( Italy , 2003 )
  16. Trento Landslide ( Italy , 2003 )
  17. Rails monitoring  ( Switzerland , 2002 )
  18. CKS airport pavement ( Taiwan , 2002 )
  19. San Giorgio Pier ( Italy , 2000 )
  20. Lugano, lake shores  ( Switzerland , 1998 - 1998 )

Publications on Geotechnical

  1. Salt Cavern Monitoring System for Early Warning of Sinkhole Formation B. Shefchik, R. Tomes, R. Belli, Geotechnical Instrumentation News - (December 2011, pp. 30-33) - 2011
  2. Piles monitoring using topologies of long-gauge fiber optic sensors B. Glisic, D. Inaudi, S. Vurpillot, E. Bu, C.-J. Chen, First International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring and Intelligent Infrastructure, Tokyo, November 13-15 - 2003
  3. Interface stresses between soil and large diameter drilled shaft under lateral loading K. Janoyan, M. Whelan, ASCE Geotechnical Special Publication No. 124, “Drilled Shafts, Micropiling, Deep Mixing, Remedial Methods, and Specialty Foundation Systems” - 2004
  4. Analysis of Concrete Joint Movements and Seasonal Thermal Stresses at the Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport Chia-pei Chou, Hsiang-Jen Cheng, Shyh-tai Lin, 2004 FAA WORLDWIDE AIRPORT TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CONFERENCE, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA, April 2004 - (P-22) - 2004

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