Last week, GroundProbe attended the SME Annual Conference and Expo and the CMA 121st National Western Mining Conference in Denver, Colorado. Held at the Colorado Convention Center, from 24th – 27th February, the SME Annual Conference and Expo was attended by over 6000 industry professionals from around the world with the aim of sharing innovative ideas, best practices, […]
READ MOREGroundProbe Named Australia and New Zealand’s Most Innovative Company for 2018
GroundProbe has been recognised as the most innovative company in Australia and New Zealand, taking out the number 1 spot on the Australian Financial Review’s List of Most Innovative Companies for 2018. The honour was announced last night at the 2018 AFR Most Innovative Companies List Awards Night. The list was comprised of the Top […]
READ MOREGML-Underground – Monitoring Shaft to Determine Targeted Ground Support – December 2017
Underground environments are very dynamic by nature, with the effectiveness of ground support always changing. Through monitoring, areas of high risk can be identified and rehabilitated in a targeted way. PDF Case Study
READ MOREGML-Underground: Targeted Ground Support Case Study
Underground environments are very dynamic by nature, with the effectiveness of ground support always changing. Through monitoring, areas of high risk can be identified and rehabilitated in a targeted way. Cracks could be seen on visual inspection, yet the customer was unsure if the shaft wall was moving, accelerating, slowing down or had stopped moving.
READ MOREGML-Underground: What is the Significance of Achieving Sub-Millimetre Accuracy?
Written and Presented by GroundProbe’s Principal Geotechnical Engineer, Peter Saunders The GML-Underground system is a precision instrument designed from the ground up specifically for geotechnical monitoring. Capable of detecting the slightest movement with unrivalled sub-millimetre accuracy, the GML is 170 times more accurate than competing systems on the market.
READ MOREGML-Underground: Does Inconsistent Time Between Scans Affect the Data?
Written and Presented by GroundProbe’s Principal Geotechnical Engineer, Peter Saunders When using the GML-Underground, changing how often you scan a particular area during a periodic monitoring campaign has very little effect on the data. The heat maps generated in SSR-Viewer show the amount of movement and where the movement took place between any two points […]
READ MOREGroundProbe Unveils GML-Underground at International Conference on Underground Mining Technology
Last week, GroundProbe attended the first International Conference on Underground Mining Technology (UMT 2017) in Sudbury, Canada, in order to launch our latest monitoring solution, the GML-Underground. The event was attended by 230 delegates from around the world and was organised by the Australian Centre for Geomechanics (ACG). The event aimed to provide an opportunity for underground […]
READ MOREGroundBreaking News – October 2017
Since long before I joined GroundProbe, our customers have been asking us if we have a solution for convergence monitoring in underground mines. After many years of research and development, I’m proud to announce that we do. We are excited to officially launch our first geotechnical convergence monitoring system for underground; the Geotech Monitoring LiDAR […]
READ MOREGroundProbe Launches New Industry-Disrupting Underground Monitoring System, the GML-Underground
As a global technology leader that provides advanced hardware and software solutions to the mining industry, GroundProbe is excited to announce the release of our first solution developed specifically for underground geotechnical convergence monitoring, the GML-Underground. GroundProbe officially launched the Geotech Monitoring LiDAR (GML-Underground) at their exhibition booth at the inaugural International Conference in Underground […]
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