Intelligent Monitoring
System
Application Overview
Intelligent monitoring is a comprehensive system engineering project that integrates advanced technologies including structural analysis and computation, computer technology, communication technology, and sensor technology. Employing a fully automated monitoring system that combines BIM technology with cloud platform technology, it obtains and analyzes the full-process structural safety status through comparative analysis with numerical simulation models, providing opinions and recommendations for appropriate structural response measures. Additionally, it accounts for uncertainties in the construction process and variable operating conditions, meeting the needs of safety monitoring during the operational phase.
Advantages
Professional Technology
An intelligent digital display and analysis platform capable of supporting large-volume data publishing with data volumes up to 60T. Effectively prevents large data requests from overwhelming service nodes through microservice unit distributed deployment, flexible configuration, and paginated task packages with uniform distribution. Supports standardized implementation of the OGC WMTS standard, with reconstructed and standardized WMTS metadata implementation; supports image service invocation via REST, KVP, and other service methods; supports invocation by platforms such as ArcGIS, QGIS, Openlayers, Leaflet, MapBox, and Cesium.
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Comprehensive QualificationsFull Class-A qualifications in surveying, mapping, and geoinformation; Class-A engineering investigation qualifications; land planning qualifications, etc.
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High-Precision EquipmentNationally leading precision sensors and monitoring equipment.
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Dedicated ApproachExcellent Outcomes: Efficient and high-quality project execution plans.
Products
Highlighting key monitoring applications across complex structural engineering scenarios.
Transportation Hub Project Building Structure Digital Monitoring
Various precision sensors and monitoring equipment are used to conduct real-time monitoring of changes across multiple aspects during the construction process, promptly and accurately providing information related to construction quality, safety, and efficiency. This offers decision-making support and optimization recommendations for on-site command and management personnel. Monitoring items include: horizontal displacement of pile tops and slope tops, vertical settlement of pile tops and slope tops, deep horizontal displacement of support structures, surrounding ground settlement, surrounding pipeline settlement, prestressed anchor cable axial force, groundwater level monitoring, manual inspections, and settlement of surrounding buildings.