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Methods and Instruments for Automated Geotechnical Monitoring

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The structural diagram, composition, technical data, potential for use, and recommendations for the application of modern means of automation are cited for both the solution of specific problems, and also complex geotechnical monitoring.

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  1. Division of Scientific-Research and Special High-Accuracy Measurements, FGUP of the State Union Design and Planning Institute, Minatom of the Russian Federation, Russia

    G. E. Ryazantsev & S. P. Buyukyan

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Ryazantsev, G.E., Buyukyan, S.P. Methods and Instruments for Automated Geotechnical Monitoring. Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering 40, 98–103 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1025439607139

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