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Fibre Sensor Network for Early Road Collapse Detection in Sri Lanka
Implementing Partner: Build Change
Project Name:Fibre Sensor Network for Early Road Collapse Detection in Sri Lanka
This research presents a cutting-edge monitoring technique using optical fibre sensors to detect road infrastructure failures early. Embedded beneath roads, these sensors provide real-time data on structural conditions, identifying potential collapses before they occur.
The high-resolution information enhances early warning systems, enabling authorities to prioritize and reduce risks effectively.
This cost-efficient, scalable approach is particularly valuable for improving road safety in Sri Lanka and Australia, ensuring resilient infrastructure and safer transportation networks.
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Impact and Key Findings
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The optical fiber sensor system effectively monitors road conditions, delivering precise, real-time data to detect early signs of potential collapses. This enables timely, proactive maintenance, reducing infrastructure failures and enhancing road safety in high-risk areas.
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The sensors provide real-time data transmission over long distances, enabling continuous monitoring of remote and high-risk road sections. This ensures early detection of potential failures, strengthening the safety and resilience of critical transportation infrastructure.
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Future advancements could incorporate sensors for water pressure and soil properties, enhancing prediction accuracy. This comprehensive model would provide deeper insights into road instability causes, enabling proactive risk reduction and improving the resilience of transportation infrastructure.
