International Slope Stability Symposium 2022

TRE Altamira is at the International Slope Stability 2022 Symposium
to present InSAR for Mining

Ground instabilities pose many challenges to mining sites. Whether they affect open pit walls, tailings storage facilities, or block caving, the early identification of unstable areas is key to ensure the continuity and safety of operations, as well as timely inspections and maintenance. In fact, strategic, frequent monitoring of ground stability is essential to assure the timely detection of precursors to failures.

Thanks to their sensitivity to subtle displacement, wide-area coverage, and remote-sensing capabilities, TRE Altamira’s InSAR ongoing monitoring services are helping engineers and asset owners in the mining industry in the early identification of ground risk.

By accessing satellite imagery archives back to 1992, experts are able to enhance geotechnical back analysis by identifying patterns of unstable behaviour to better understand the cause of the displacement.

Satellite InSAR technology provides a clear understanding of the ground behavior when used in conjunction with complementary conventional ground-based surveying instrumentation.

What are the benefits of InSAR?

Our experienced and multilingual team of InSAR experts are available to answer your questions.
Feel free to contact us anytime to ask for a consultation.

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To learn more about InSAR for the Mining industry, visit our Mining page.

Thank you for visiting us at the International Slope Stability Symposium 2022!