Designing fibreoptic leakage detection and monitoring systems

  • A. Fabritius, G. Dumont, and C. Rupp, Solexperts GmbH, Germany J. Brückmann, Consulaqua, Germany A. Kilby, Damwatch Engineering Ltd, New Zealand G. Mason, Statkraft AS, Norway
  • Vol. 29 - Issue 5, 2022

The early detection of any seepage within embankment(s) and/or their foundations is critical to ensure the long-term safety and integrity of dams and reservoirs. Most catastrophic failures can be avoided if continuous monitoring is installed allowing time for risk reduction activities and early implementation of essential repairs.

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