Monitoring Central Train Station Munich

HPP Mestiachala

The I@R system monitors three high-alpine valleys in the Greater Caucasus using radar and geophone sensors and, in the event of an emergency, initiates an evacuation via traffic lights, sirens, and SMS/email alerts.

Rockfall Monitoring at Hochvogel

In collaboration with the Technical University of Munich, AlpGeotech is conducting research at Hochvogel to develop the most accurate possible detection of rockfalls, which often serve as precursors to larger rockfall events.

Inform@Risk

The early-warning system installed by AlpGeotech in Medellín, Colombia, issued warnings about local, rainfall-induced landslides that threatened informal settlements.

Hauptbahnhof München

During the renovation of Munich Central Station and the tunneling of the second main line, AlpGeotech is monitoring deformations in the roof structure using approximately 50 measurement nodes and automatically triggers an alarm in case of an emergency.

S177 Wuenschendorf-Eschdorf

AlpGeotech is monitoring ground settlement during the construction of the new Wünschendorf-Eschdorf bypass. This allowed the team to identify a progressive ground failure at an early stage and take corrective action.

HPP Mestiachala

The I@R system monitors three high-alpine valleys in the Greater Caucasus using radar and geophone sensors and, in the event of an emergency, initiates an evacuation via traffic lights, sirens, and SMS/email alerts.

Rockfall Monitoring at Hochvogel

In collaboration with the Technical University of Munich, AlpGeotech is conducting research at Hochvogel to develop the most accurate possible detection of rockfalls, which often serve as precursors to larger rockfall events.

Inform@Risk

The early-warning system installed by AlpGeotech in Medellín, Colombia, issued warnings about local, rainfall-induced landslides that threatened informal settlements.

Hauptbahnhof München

During the renovation of Munich Central Station and the tunneling of the second main line, AlpGeotech is monitoring deformations in the roof structure using approximately 50 measurement nodes and automatically triggers an alarm in case of an emergency.

S177 Wuenschendorf-Eschdorf

AlpGeotech is monitoring ground settlement during the construction of the new Wünschendorf-Eschdorf bypass. This allowed the team to identify a progressive ground failure at an early stage and take corrective action.