Geotechnical Monitoring

Geotechnical Monitoring combines ground-based slope stability radar with InSAR satellite analytics to track wall movement across the entire pit, from millimeter-scale creep to the acceleration patterns that precede a failure. Radar covers active high-risk benches with high-frequency scans, while InSAR gives a wide-area view of the whole site, including areas that aren't instrumented on the ground.

Movement data feeds predictive models that distinguish normal seasonal or blast-related ground response from the acceleration signatures that historically precede slope failure. Instead of a single displacement threshold triggering an alarm after movement is already underway, the system raises a graduated alert as risk builds, giving operations time to evacuate, adjust the mine plan, or reinforce the wall.