Abstract
The deformation monitoring of structures and buildings is an important task field of modern engineering surveying, ensuring the standing and reliability of supervised objects over a long period. Several commercial hardware and software solutions for the realization of such monitoring measurements are available on the market. In addition to them, a research team at the University of Applied Sciences in Neubrandenburg (NUAS) is actively developing a software package for monitoring purposes in geodesy and geotechnics, which is distributed under an open source licence and free of charge.
The task of managing an open source project is well-known in computer science, but it is fairly new in a geodetic context. This paper contributes to that issue by detailing applications, frameworks, and interfaces for the design and implementation of open hardware and software solutions for sensor control, sensor networks, and data management in automatic deformation monitoring. It will be discussed how the development effort of networked applications can be reduced by using free programming tools, cloud computing technologies, and rapid prototyping methods.
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Editorial to the Special Edition on Deformation Monitoring
- Research Articles
- Time Series Analysis of 3D Coordinates Using Nonstochastic Observations
- Challenges and Present Fields of Action at Laser Scanner Based Deformation Analyses
- Robust Spatial Approximation of Laser Scanner Point Clouds by Means of Free-form Curve Approaches in Deformation Analysis
- Laser Scanning Based Growth Analysis of Plants as a New Challenge for Deformation Monitoring
- Potential of GPS Common Clock Single-differences for Deformation Monitoring
- Investigations on the Influence of Antenna Near-field Effects and Satellite Obstruction on the Uncertainty of GNSS-based Distance Measurements
- Deformation Measurement of a Driven Pile Using Distributed Fibre-optic Sensing
- Measurement of Deflection in Concrete Beams During Fatigue Loading Test Using the Microsoft Kinect 2.0
- Design and Implementation of a Modern Automatic Deformation Monitoring System
- Deck and Cable Dynamic Testing of a Single-span Bridge Using Radar Interferometry and Videometry Measurements
Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Editorial to the Special Edition on Deformation Monitoring
- Research Articles
- Time Series Analysis of 3D Coordinates Using Nonstochastic Observations
- Challenges and Present Fields of Action at Laser Scanner Based Deformation Analyses
- Robust Spatial Approximation of Laser Scanner Point Clouds by Means of Free-form Curve Approaches in Deformation Analysis
- Laser Scanning Based Growth Analysis of Plants as a New Challenge for Deformation Monitoring
- Potential of GPS Common Clock Single-differences for Deformation Monitoring
- Investigations on the Influence of Antenna Near-field Effects and Satellite Obstruction on the Uncertainty of GNSS-based Distance Measurements
- Deformation Measurement of a Driven Pile Using Distributed Fibre-optic Sensing
- Measurement of Deflection in Concrete Beams During Fatigue Loading Test Using the Microsoft Kinect 2.0
- Design and Implementation of a Modern Automatic Deformation Monitoring System
- Deck and Cable Dynamic Testing of a Single-span Bridge Using Radar Interferometry and Videometry Measurements