Continuous monitoring for the reopening of a road section affected by a landslide event
Client:
Metropolitan City of Rome
Continuous monitoring for the reopening of a road section affected by a landslide event
Client:
Issue
Issue
Soluzione
In the framework of the monitoring campaign, a number of activities were carried out using different Remote Sensing techniques. In the first phase of the emergency, a multi-temporal survey was carried out using a Terrestrial Laser Scanner for 3D modelling and to identify the main unstable sectors of the slope. A Terrestrial SAR Interferometer (TInSAR) was also installed for continuous monitoring (24h/24h) of the movements of the slope under investigation.
In order to further deepen the knowledge of the investigated area, an analysis of historical deformations was carried out by means of Satellite SAR Interferometry. Finally, long-term monitoring was performed by means of multi-temporal analysis of optical images acquired at 10-minute intervals (Photomonitoring).
Soluzione
In the framework of the monitoring campaign, a number of activities were carried out using different Remote Sensing techniques. In the first phase of the emergency, a multi-temporal survey was carried out using a Terrestrial Laser Scanner for 3D modelling and to identify the main unstable sectors of the slope. A Terrestrial SAR Interferometer (TInSAR) was also installed for continuous monitoring (24h/24h) of the movements of the slope under investigation.
In order to further deepen the knowledge of the investigated area, an analysis of historical deformations was carried out by means of Satellite SAR Interferometry. Finally, long-term monitoring was performed by means of multi-temporal analysis of optical images acquired at 10-minute intervals (Photomonitoring).