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Bridge Monitoring
Ensure structural integrity of your bridges
An industry standard, the Leica Geosystems bridge monitoring solution provides crucial insights on the current and future implications of structural movements. As bridge building continuously evolves, Leica Geosystems' ability to scale and adjust to your specific bridge scenario, no matter how complex, is key. Whether you have continuous or periodic projects, it provides one of the industries highest accuracy and reliability ensuring the class-leading measurements. Explore our accurate and reliable total stations, GNSS receivers and geotechnical sensors to powerful software solutions, which will help you monitor 24/7.
Insights
Building a precise monitoring network
To gain knowledge of the integrity and changes of any structure, engineers today have Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) tools to obtain a clear picture...
Connecting through monitoring
Once a major infrastructure project is completed, engineers need to monitor for movement. This is to ensure that movement or settlement occurs...
When to use GNSS monitoring
Asset monitoring with total stations is more common and better known than monitoring with other spatial sensors, and for good reason...
Solutions
Leica Nova MS60
The world’s first self-learning MultiStation automatically adjusts to any environment, regardless of the challenges.
Leica GeoMos Monitoring Solution
Leica GeoMos is a solution that provides needed flexibility to their projects. Suitable for continuous or periodic projects, a complete monitoring solution is offered with...
Get Ready: Deformation Monitoring is About to Become Routine
Ten or twenty years ago, deformation monitoring was viewed as a highly specialized "niche" discipline. Today, that is changing. Deformation...
Adjustment and Analysis of Deformation Monitoring Networks
“Least squares adjustment” is a phrase that most surveyors and engineers use and a technology that many of us apply in the course of a work week...
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“Least squares adjustment” is a phrase that most surveyors and engineers use and a technology that many of us apply in the course of a work week...