2015
DOI: 10.1002/geot.201500001
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The transparent face – development work to solve problems in mechanized hard rock tunnelling / Die gläserne Ortsbrust – Entwicklungsarbeiten zur Lösung von Fragestellungen rund um maschinelle Vortriebe im Festgestein

Abstract: While image‐based face documentation is well established in conventional tunnelling, even photogrammetric 3D reconstruction, this technical aid is not available in mechanized tunnelling. In a research project of the Chair of Subsurface Engineering with Geodata GmbH, work is underway to develop an imaging device, which is mounted in the cutterhead of a TBM and takes pictures during the maintenance shift that can be used for a photogrammetric reconstruction of the face. In the present article, the results of the… Show more

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“…All these approaches tried to get a two-dimensional image of the tunnel face or a portion of [1], hat die Verwendung digitaler Kameras it. As continuation of this work, Schuller et al report on the possible use and advantages of 3D information from photogrammetry as an ongoing research activity [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…All these approaches tried to get a two-dimensional image of the tunnel face or a portion of [1], hat die Verwendung digitaler Kameras it. As continuation of this work, Schuller et al report on the possible use and advantages of 3D information from photogrammetry as an ongoing research activity [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%