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Slope Monitoring with Fiber-optic Sensing Can Provide Early Landslide Warning

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OptaSense and the British Geological Survey (BGS) have been using an OptaSense fiber-optic Distributed Rayleigh Sensing system to monitor strain changes on a slope that forms part of the BGS National Landslide Laboratory….slope is instrumented with a wide variety of geotechnical measurement equipment…provides a unique opportunity to both study the slope in more detail and validate the OptaSense system for slope stability monitoring….system allows the BGS to observe changes in the slope to a level of detail never possible before.
Slope Monitoring with Fiber-optic Sensing Can Provide Early Landslide Warning
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