Solutions
Radar
Inherent to radar technology are many features that make it an ideal monitoring tool. In a dusty and smoke-filled mining environment, radar is able to penetrate through dust, rain and other weather conditions that other technology solutions simply cannot. It is able scan from extended ranges of many kilometres, and doesn’t lose measurement accuracy as range increases, with its sub-millimetre deformation measurement accuracy remaining constant at any distance.
SSR-Omni
Designed to detect hotspots of movement in an ultra-fast, all-encompassing scan, the SSR-Omni covers the broadest of areas with the highest resolution. A rotational Real Aperture Radar (RAR), it provides unique, real aperture measurements that are less susceptible to contamination, yet delivers millions of pixels. It monitors 360° through a thin vertical stripe that quickly sweeps around the walls of the mine site.
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SSR-SARx
Designed to detect new risks and hazards, the SSR-SARx monitors areas from long ranges with the highest resolution. A 2D Synthetic Aperture Radar, the SSR-SARx effectively images walls, forming high resolution targets coupled with a longer integration time, aiming to pick up small movements that occur over many months.
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SSR-FX
Designed to detect new risks and hazards, the SSR-FX covers vast mine areas for longer periods to provide geotechnical peace of mind. A 2D Real Aperture Radar, the SSR-FX monitors broad areas through a thin vertical stripe that quickly sweeps around the wall of the mine site, left to right, detecting hotspots of movement, even in areas that are not critical to current mine operations.
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SSR-XT
Designed to critically monitor known movements that pose a potential or immediate threat to the safety or productivity of mining operations, the SSR-XT monitors slope movements within a targeted area. A 3D Real Aperture Radar, its fine pencil beam scans in a raster pattern to provide full 3D imaging, guaranteeing every targeted area of concern is monitored in real time.
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