Mining Monitoring

Slopes of open pit mines typically consist of a series of benched, steep cuts. Movement of slope walls and groundwater levels can be monitored to watch for areas of instability or aid in pit dewatering efforts. Various openings, tunnels, and shafts of underground mines can experience ground failure or instability. Monitoring programs can consist of instruments to monitor tunnel roof subsidence/ convergence and shaft instability.

Mining Monitoring with UTNT

Open-pit mines face risks of slope instability, groundwater infiltration, and unexpected failures. Monitoring these conditions is essential for maintaining worker safety, preventing operational disruptions, and optimizing resource extraction. Real-time insights enable proactive measures to address risks and improve mining efficiency.

Slope Stability Monitoring

Environmental Monitoring

Key Parameters Tracked

  • Slope Stability
  • Groundwater Level
  • Stress and Strain
  • Vibrations and Seismic Activity
  • Surface Displacement
  • Weather Conditions
  • Pore Pressure

Key Features

Benefits

Our Products

Technical Specifications