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Environmental Monitoring
Adaptable solutions for detecting unexpected movements to optimise risk management
Be assured with durable and robust sensors for long-term monitoring
Be assured with durable and robust sensors for long-term monitoring
Be assured with durable and robust sensors for long-term monitoring
Be assured with durable and robust sensors for long-term monitoring
Be assured with durable and robust sensors for long-term monitoring
Leica Geosystems provides easy access to adaptable monitoring solutions that are tailored to your requirements.
Be it monitoring for provision of information to experts for early warning of natural hazards like landslides and seismic or volcanic activity, information to potentially predict failures or aftermath data for studies and better understanding, we have the right solution for you. With the ability to provide a full solution, all from one reliable vendor, we provide software that is developed to work seamlessly with in-house, high-end sensors, like total stations and GNSS, as well as other 3rd party geotechnical and environmental sensors, along with expert support and consultation. Monitor with real-time information and rely on reports generated automatically based on a customisable schedule. Special reports with inverse velocity, hazard and displacement maps, as well as velocity limit check provide additional insight into the acceleration of landmass, which increases the risk of failure.
“The quality of Leica Geosystems solutions is great, but the support for me is the biggest benefit. Due to the Active Customer Care support, we can quickly and efficiently handle any problems we encounter on site.”
Clemens Tierie,
Survey Manager for Strukton
Case Studies
Monitoring Mother Nature's Forces
The Messina region is considered one of Sicily’s areas most vulnerable to natural disasters.
Monitoring Pays Off
Thanks in part to Leica Geosystems’ Deformation Monitoring solution GeoMoS, local authorities were able to evacuate the valley’s industrial zone and to close the A2 highway...
Rock Solid
100,000 cubic meters of rock slid down a rocky scarp near a hydroelectric facility northeast of Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada.
The Great Ancona Landslide
The City Council decided to ensure the safety of the local population by designing and installing a complex integrated monitoring system to provide constant control of the...
Software Products
Hardware Products
Leica Nova MS60
The world’s first self-learning MultiStation automatically adjusts to any environment, regardless of the challenges.
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