Achieve reliable safety across earthworks, excavations, foundations and underground construction with advanced geotechnical monitoring. Ground movements are unavoidable during the construction of tunnels, deep foundations and other subsurface structures. Installing geotechnical sensors enables engineers to track these movements, control geotechnical risks and improve the design and performance of underground works.
Sensors deployed during construction can remain in place for long‑term monitoring of slopes, cuttings and embankments. They also support the observation of natural soil behaviours such as settlement, landslips and ground instability. The data collected helps engineers diagnose failures and develop effective remedial solutions to stabilise the ground and prevent future issues.
Installed at the surface or below ground, geotechnical sensors can measure:
- Groundwater levels
- Soil deformation including settlement, heave and slip
- Stress variations within the soil