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Leading Long-Range, High-Resolution Monitoring Solutions

An Innovative Approach to Long-Range Site Monitoring

In large-scale mining and civil construction environments, detecting geotechnical risks early -across vast and often inaccessible areas – is a pivotal element to ensuring both worker safety and operational efficiency. Although traditional monitoring techniques can provide a level of detail in terms of close-range issues, they often struggle to cover the scale of modern mining sites, where potential hazards may develop far from regularly patrolled zones. That’s where GroundProbe’s long-range, high-resolution monitoring solutions make a critical difference.

Using cutting-edge long range radar technology, GroundProbe’s systems are specifically engineered to monitor ground movement and slope stability over extended distances, without compromising on accuracy. These radar solutions are designed for proactive, 24/7 monitoring of high-risk areas from a safe, remote location—allowing teams to respond to early signs of instability before issues escalate.

What Is a Long-Range Site Radar Used For?

At GroundProbe, our long-range radar systems are best used to detect and monitor geotechnical deformation across expansive sites, including open-cut mines, tailings dams, highwalls, and remote slopes. This is a particularly crucial piece of equipment in hazardous areas where hazards like landslides, rockfalls, or slope failures may develop without warning.

Compared to our other site monitoring approaches—such as LiDAR for high-precision convergence monitoring or long-term radars for slowly evolving ground movements – our long range radar is best suited for real-time detection of broad-area instability. Our long-range radars deliver fast and continuous scanning of vast open areas, offering immediate insights into ground movement over great distances.

The Benefit of Long-Range Site Monitoring

One key benefit of long-range monitoring is detecting a potential hazard and taking corrective action before it becomes critical. This is particularly vital for larger mine sites with a higher potential for catastrophic landslides, rockfalls, and other geological hazards. GroundProbe’s innovative technology also offers the advantage of 24/7 sensors which are designed to withstand harsh environments and adverse weather conditions, ensuring continual and uninterrupted mine operation.

Discover GroundProbe’s High-Precision Long Range Monitoring Radars

Take a safer, more efficient, and effective approach to geotechnical risk management with GroundProbe’s range of long-range, high-resolution mine site monitoring solution. Contact the GroundProbe team or enquire today.

Long Range Monitoring FAQs

How Far Does the Long-Range Site Radar Reach?

At GroundProbe, our long-range radar systems, including the SSR-OMNI and SSR-SARX, are capable of monitoring ground movement over distances greater than 4.5 kilometres. This extended reach allows site operators to safely and efficiently observe even the smallest high-risk or hard-to-access areas without compromising data resolution or clarity.

Is Long Range Monitoring Affected by Weather?

Our GroundProbe site monitoring systems are all specifically designed to withstand the demanding climate of mining and civil construction sites. This means that our long-range radar technology operates reliably in harsh weather and environmental conditions; including high temperatures, heavy dust, strong winds, moisture & more! Enquire about our long-range site monitoring systems for consistent performance and uninterrupted monitoring in even the most extreme mining environments.

How Accurate is the Displacement Detection at Long Distances?

Despite the extended monitoring range, our long-range radar systems maintain millimetre-level accuracy in detecting ground movement. Using high-resolution sensors, this technology is capable of identifying even the smallest ground displacements, enabling early detection of geotechnical risks and supporting proactive decision-making.