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Role of Advanced Geotechnical Sensors and Analytical in Real-Time Slope Stability Monitoring
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Slope Stability, Bishop’s Simplified Method , Minerals, MiningAbstract
Slope stability monitoring in real-time is essential for reducing the danger of landslides and other slope collapses. Improving real-time slope stability monitoring via the integration of sophisticated geotechnical sensors and analytical algorithms is the focus of this research. Inclinometers, piezometers, and strain gauges are some of the newer sensor technologies that can measure structure deformations, groundwater variations, and soil movement with great precision. These sensors can take readings in real time, which is crucial for finding any problems as they happen.
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