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Monitoring the symptoms of landslide using the non-prism total station

  • Surveying And Geo-spatial Information Engineering
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To minimize damages caused by landslides due to severe rain falls and storms during the rainy season every year, it is necessary to carry out research to monitor the symptoms of landslide in advance and prevent them. If proper actions are taken in advance by monitoring the symptoms of landslide, personal and property damages caused by landslides can be prevented or minimized. This study tries to measure the movement of model slopes after causing displacement to each model slope using non-prism Total Station and examine the applicability of Total Station by displacement through the analysis of the data.

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  1. Dept. of Civil Engineering, Kangwon National Univ., Chuncheon, Korea

    In Tae Yang (Member, Prof.) & Jae Kook Park Ph.D. (Member)

  2. Dept. of Geographic Information System Engineering, Nam Seoul Univ., Chunan, Korea

    Dong Moon Kim (Member, Prof.)

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  1. In Tae Yang
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Correspondence to In Tae Yang or Jae Kook Park Ph.D..

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Yang, I.T., Park, J.K. & Kim, D.M. Monitoring the symptoms of landslide using the non-prism total station. KSCE J Civ Eng 11, 293–301 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02885900

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