Building damage related to Amsterdam subway

Comparison of traditional monitoring with satellite monitoring results

Conference Paper (2017)
Author(s)

M. Korff (TU Delft - Geo-engineering, Deltares)

J Maccabiani

Geo-engineering
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© 2017 M. Korff, J Maccabiani
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2017
Language
English
Copyright
© 2017 M. Korff, J Maccabiani
Geo-engineering
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Abstract

This paper describes the evaluation of the monitoring data obtained from the construction of the North/South Line, a new subway line crossing the historic center of Amsterdam. During construction of the line (2003-2014), building deformations were monitored with Robotic Total Stations and with Precise leveling. This paper describes a summary of the results of the building deformations and corresponding damage due to the construction of three of the deep underground stations. Furthermore, a study was performed to investigate the possibilities to determine the potential for building damage with radar satellite monitoring. A comparison is made between different measurement methods and recommendations are given.

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