by lachie.campbell | Aug 14, 2023 | GeoLidar
What is subsidence? Subsidence is vertical movement of the earth downwards in the direction of the gravity vector. This movement can have a variety of geotechnical causes. It can occur in any geo-material, including soil, rock, sand, as well as human-made structures...
by lachie.campbell | Jul 10, 2023 | GeoLidar
Underground Lidar Underground lidar is a technology that allows for survey-grade mapping to generate high density point clouds in underground mines, stopes and civil tunnels. The data can be used by survey, mine planning, and geotechnical engineers. It uses lasers to...
by lachie.campbell | Jun 30, 2023 | GeoLidar
Remote sensing of the environment " Read More When working in rough, unpredictable terrain, you will want to keep people off the site until you are certain it is safe. That is why remote sensing of the environment is a key innovation for safety and productivity in...
by lachie.campbell | Aug 1, 2022 | GeoLidar
Transform your automatic deformation monitoring " Read More Streamline your site monitoring Automatic deformation monitoring is a critical service in the mining and civil works industries to detect the early warning signs of a slope collapse and act before slope...
by lachie.campbell | Jun 22, 2022 | GeoLidar
Deformation Monitoring " Read More What is deformation monitoring and how is it used? Deformation monitoring tracks the movement of a surface or object in response to stressors. It is often employed to monitor ground movements, such as subsidence or landslips, or...
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