Trimble Monitoring keeps Amsterdam tunnelling project moving

To monitor the integrity of rail infrastructure during piling, excavation and construction on various sections of a tunnelling project in Amsterdam, GeoNext used a combination of Trimble S7 and S9 total stations, a Trimble SX12 scanning total station, T4D software and an in-house software application called CoffeeCup.

A disturbance of anything greater than 10mm to the rail line would be enough to stop construction work on a project in the Netherlands(credit Amsterdam Zuidas - Marcel Steinbach)

27 October 2023
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