The Development of a Realtime Remote Monitoring System for the Subsidence of Building

Wen Yu; Jie Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.333-335.1569

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The Development of a Realtime Remote Monitoring System for the Subsidence of Building

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A system, which is real-time, remote, automatic for monitoring the subsidence of building, is introduced. Hydrostatic leveling, displacement sense by electromagnetism, computer technology are integrated into the system. The system can realize real-time, continuous acquisition and management of the measured data, and when the quantity and speed of the subsidence exceed the certain warning value,the system can realize automatic early-warning. Compared with geometrical leveling, the system has advantages of high accuracy, real time, continuous, unattended, remote, wireless for monitoring and early-warning.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 333-335)

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Wen Yu, Jie Yu

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Displacement Sense by Electormagnetism, Hydrostatic Leveling, Monitoring, Remote, Subsidence of Building

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