Nevada: These sisterbar strain gauges were deployed to monitor an axial pile load test for a deep foundation. California: Four of these … [Read more...]
Structural Monitoring
GEO monitors commercial properties, historical buildings, and other high-value structures providing data and alerts that help prevent damage from on-site and adjacent-site construction activities. Instrumentation may include strain gauges, load cells, crackmeters, tiltmeters, convergence gauges, and remote sensing devices such as automated total stations (AMTS).
Maryland, Washington, New York
Baltimore, MD: Infrastructure monitoring - GEO is monitoring an existing train tunnel as work proceeds on a new sewer tunnel. The AMTS above is … [Read more...]
GEO at Merrimack River Bridge
MassDOT is rehabilitating the Merrimack River Bridge, strengthening the superstructure and mitigating scour around the bridge piers. GEO … [Read more...]
GEO at Charlestown Navy Yard
GEO-Instruments recently installed and automated 10 crackmeters and a vibration monitor at the home of the USS Constitution. The instruments were … [Read more...]
GEO at Kennedy Center
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is undertaking an expansion project at its south end, adding three pavilions and a pedestrian … [Read more...]
GEO at NYC West Side
GEO-Instruments in New York City is providing precise optical monitoring of the structures around the building in the foreground, which is being … [Read more...]
GEO in Chinatown DC
GEO deployed an automated total station (AMTS) to monitor the stability of the buildings adjacent to this deep excavation in Washington DC's historic … [Read more...]
Rosslyn Station
Construction of twin residential and commercial towers adjacent to the Rosslyn metro station involved demolition of an entire block of existing … [Read more...]
FDR Drive
Significant deterioration of the pilings supporting this busy six-lane parkway threatened its stability. Because the highway carries over 150,000 … [Read more...]
