Enhanced Mobility for the Unrivalled Slope Monitoring Radar
ApplicationsThe IBIS-FMT system is the latest addition to the IDS family of slope monitoring radars...
IBIS have introduced a slope monitoring radar system able to resolve the spatial direction of displacement over hundreds of thousands of pixels, in real time.
With the introduction of IBIS Guardian TrueVector, IDS has set a new standard in radar monitoring, by enabling the integration of multiple IBIS radar units to resolve the spatial displacement vector over the monitored area with the sub-millimetric accuracy typical of IBIS radars.
No prisms or markers are required to be placed on the slope. TrueVector is 100% remote sensing and takes advantage of the unique full pit monitoring capabilities of IBIS Guardian to combine multiple and overlapping radar datasets into a single interface. For example, by combining a long-range IBIS-FM monitoring network, scanning from semi-permanent locations around the pit, with the mobile, shot-range and wide coverage IBIS-Rover, users can take advantage of broad overlapping areas where they can rapidly record continuous spatially dense vector information.
IBIS Guardian TrueVector also offers fully automated integration with TPS and GNSS datasets (Leica GeoMoS© and Trimble T4D©), allowing users to plot displacement trends from geodetic monitoring systems against the radar data for a comprehensive interpretation of movement behaviour.
Stereonet charts for vector data are also available in support of geotechnical and geo-structural analysis.
Receiving the direction of movements in real time enables you to:
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