Tunnel entry monitoring with the Locator One and Parvamoti

Tunnel entries are a crucial part of our infrastructure, playing a vital role in connecting regions and facilitating the flow of goods and people. For the safety and sustainability of tunnel entries, regular monitoring and maintenance are essential. Basetime supports these goals with innovative monitoring solutions: the Locator One and Parvamoti. With this technology, we can detect potential issues early, allowing for timely and targeted interventions.

How does our technology work?

The Locator One is an advanced monitoring device specially designed to precisely monitor critical infrastructure, including tunnel entries. The device is equipped with GNSS technology, radar, and sensors that can measure the movements and stability of tunnel elements with high precision. By processing the data on our Parvamoti platform, users can view the status of their tunnel entries in nearly real-time and respond quickly to changes in structural integrity.

Accurate data of moving tunnel entry structures

During maintenance or due to natural influences such as landslides and temperature fluctuations, different parts of a tunnel entry can shift slightly relative to one another. The Locator One records these subtle movements with extreme accuracy, down to a millimeter, providing clear insights into the structural health of the tunnel entry.
  • Relative movement registration: The Locator One accurately records how different tunnel entry elements move relative to each other, helping to quickly detect deviations or potentially harmful shifts.
  • Trend analyses and trend breaks: Continuous monitoring allows for trend analysis and early detection of abnormal patterns (trend breaks).
  • Temperature influences: Our data analysis shows how tunnel entry structures respond to temperature fluctuations and other environmental factors, offering valuable insights for long-term management and predictive maintenance.
Locator Ones on the shores of Germany. Locator One, Basetime's autonomous measurement device, on a survey marker for precise soil settlement measurements
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Data as the basis for predictions and management

Long-term data collection and analysis form the foundation for reliable predictions regarding tunnel entry behavior. By quickly recognizing abnormal patterns, risks can be identified and addressed early. The accuracy of the Locator One ensures that at least 95% of the measurements are consistent and reliable, which is essential for safety decision-making and maintenance planning.

Instantly accessible measurement results in Parvamoti

The measurement data from the Locator One is sent almost in real-time to Parvamoti, where it is processed and calibrated using advanced algorithms. These results are immediately available for further analysis and can seamlessly integrate into existing management systems via an API. This ensures you always have access to critical information about the condition of your tunnel entries.
Locator Ones on the shores of Germany. Locator One, Basetime's autonomous measurement device, on a survey marker for precise soil settlement measurements
Locator Ones on the shores of Germany. Locator One, Basetime's autonomous measurement device, on a survey marker for precise soil settlement measurements

Widely applicable technology

The Locator One and Parvamoti are not only suitable for tunnel entries but can also be deployed for other critical infrastructure such as bridges, dams, and foundations. With Basetime’s approach to digitalization and automation, you can manage infrastructure challenges more efficiently and sustainably.

Our Applications

In addition to tunnels, our systems can also be used for:

Bridges

Settlement Rods

Landslides

Interested?

Want to learn more about how our solutions can support your tunnel entry projects? Feel free to contact us for more information or download the full case study!
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