Detailed Geodetic Technique Procedures for Structural Deformation Monitoring and Analysis
Eteje, S. O.
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Eteje, S. O.
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The understanding of the detailed procedures of the geodetic technique for structural deformation monitoring and analysis is required to enable a reliable and cost-effective monitoring system for the monitoring of engineering structures, be developed. To do this, the different stages that are involved in deformation studies using the geodetic method are explained in detail. As a result, this paper presents detailed geodetic technique procedures for structural deformation monitoring and analysis. Data collection, data processing, result presentation and analysis stages are discussed in detail. Keywords: deformation, monitoring, analysis, least squares, geodetic, technique, epoch. DOI: 10.7176/JSTR/6-07-02
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The understanding of the detailed procedures of the geodetic technique for structural deformation monitoring and analysis is required to enable a reliable and cost-effective monitoring system for the monitoring of engineering structures, be developed. To do this, the different stages that are involved in deformation studies using the geodetic method are explained in detail. As a result, this paper presents detailed geodetic technique procedures for structural deformation monitoring and analysis. Data collection, data processing, result presentation and analysis stages are discussed in detail. Keywords: deformation, monitoring, analysis, least squares, geodetic, technique, epoch. DOI: 10.7176/JSTR/6-07-02
Key concepts: Geodetic datum, Deformation monitoring, Deformation (meteorology), Epoch (astronomy), Geodesy, Computer science, Least-squares function approximation, Data processing