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A field test of a rock fall detection system using cable sensor and mobile multimedia network

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Pages 159-163 | Published online: 27 Apr 2007
 

ABSTRACT

Cable sensor which is usually used for invader inspection of sensitive places such as atomic power stations and other high security buildings is considered to be available for rock noise and impact detection, because the sensor can detect vibration at any point of a string, and can be used with extending more than a hundred meter or more. From a field test using cable sensor and mobile multimedia network, it was found that the impact source caused by a steel ball dropping in the proximity of the sensing cable could be judged clearly from the order of rise time of signals of cable sensors, amplitudes of wave forms of signals and a topography pictured from peak values of signals transmitted by way of mobile multimedia network, This newly developed system is considered to be applicable not only to detect the resultant impact of fallen rocks but also to monitor the noise produced by the fracture of unstable rocks and sounds of falling rocks along a slope.

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