Survey markers installed inside tunnels to monitor settlement and ground movement over time. These points provide reference data to ensure tunnel safety and structural integrity.
Instruments measuring environmental parameters like temperature, humidity, wind, and pressure at project sites. Data supports safety planning and helps correlate weather with construction performance.
Chain of tilt sensors installed in boreholes to continuously track ground or structural movement. Provides real-time automated readings without the need for manual surveys.
Sensor that records ground or structural vibrations in three directions, useful for monitoring construction impact. It also helps detect early signs of structural distress or instability.
Structures designed to restore groundwater by allowing surface water to seep into underground aquifers. In tunneling projects, they are used to offset dewatering impacts and maintain groundwater balance.
Simple manual tool to measure changes in distance between fixed anchor points. Often applied in tunnels, slopes, or excavation sites. Reliable for periodic manual measurement programs.
Devices are placed in tunnels or structures to detect seepage and monitor water ingress over time. The data supports preventive maintenance and long-term structural durability.
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