North York Moors National Park
Levisham Landslip Monitoring
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To set up and maintain an automated, real-time, remote monitoring system for the observation of ground movements at the toe and lower part of the landslip in proximity to the railway line.
The objective of the monitoring is to provide sufficient information about ground deformation, such that possible initiation or reactivation of the landslip can be detected rapidly; thus allowing risks associated with landslide movement towards the railway line to be mitigated.
What the supplier must deliver
To set up and maintain an automated
To set up and maintain an automated, real-time, remote monitoring system for the observation of ground movements at the toe and lower part of the landslip in proximity to the railway line.
The objective of the monitoring is
The objective of the monitoring is to provide sufficient information about ground deformation, such that possible initiation or reactivation of the landslip can be detected rapidly; thus allowing risks associated with landslide movement towards the railway line to be mitigated.
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