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Using geotechnical sensors, remote setup, solar power and 3D laser scanning to reduce site visits to Colt Crag Reservoir, Northumberland
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机译：Using geotechnical sensors, remote setup, solar power and 3D laser scanning to reduce site visits to Colt Crag Reservoir, Northumberland
In December 2020, we were already under restrictive measures as the country moved towards its third lockdown and it was during this period of uncertainty that Academy Geomatics was contracted to undertake a long-term monitoring project of the tower at Colt Crag Reservoir. Following an earlier inspection of the structure, Northumberland Water wished to monitor any potential movement that could be compromising the effectiveness of the two large valves controlling water flow which were operable but stiff. Northumberland Water had also detected some cracking in the cast iron framework at the top of the tower and wanted to establish immediately whether any movement of the structure occurred as the reservoir filled and emptied.
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