Application of radar scanning system GPRI-2 for monitoring the eath’s surface displacement
About authors
- 1 — Ph.D., Dr.Sci. professor National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
- 2 — assistant lecturer Karaganda state technical university
- 3 — Ph.D. associate professor Karaganda state technical university
Abstract
The article provides a background to the implementation of monitoring ground displacement using radar scanning system GPRI-2. The advantages of this approach. Specific observations are made within the framework of monitoring measurements.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Engineering geodesy and urban cadastre
References
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- Knospe S. , Hebel H.-P., Busch W. Einsatzmöglich-keiten eines Terrestrischen Radarscanners zur Überwachung von Böschungen und Hängen // DMV und IMGF (Hrsg.): Tagungsband Energie und Rohstoffe 2011. Beitrag des Markscheidewesens, 7-10. 09.2011 . Freiberg. S.256-266.
- Knospe S., Hebel H. -P., Busch W. Possible applications of a terrestrial radar scanner for monitoring of embankments and slopes // DMV and IMGF (ed.): Proceedings of Energy and Natural Resources, 2011. Post of mine surveying, 7-10. 09. 2011 . Freiberg. P.256-26
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