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Potential Application of Seismic and Acoustic Emission/Microseismic Techniques to the Monitoring of Highway Subsidence

H. R. Hardy / R. M. Belesky

The report discusses the problem of highway subsidence and considers the possible application of seismic and acoustic emission/microseismic (AE/MS) techniques for monitoring such subsidence. Reference is made to the results of a recent sinkhole-monitoring study undertaken at Capital City Airport, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. These results are considered to be directly relevant to the problem of karst or mining-induced highway subsidence. The report summarizes the findings of the airport study and discusses the unique aspects of highway subsidence monitoring.

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Potential Application of Seismic and Acoustic Emission/Microseismic Techniques to the Monitoring of Highway Subsidence

H. R. Hardy / R. M. Belesky

The report discusses the problem of highway subsidence and considers the possible application of seismic and acoustic emission/microseismic (AE/MS) techniques for monitoring such subsidence. Reference is made to the results of a recent sinkhole-monitoring study undertaken at Capital City Airport, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. These results are considered to be directly relevant to the problem of karst or mining-induced highway subsidence. The report summarizes the findings of the airport study and discusses the unique aspects of highway subsidence monitoring.

Potential Application of Seismic and Acoustic Emission/Microseismic Techniques to the Monitoring of Highway Subsidence

H. R. Hardy / R. M. Belesky

The report discusses the problem of highway subsidence and considers the possible application of seismic and acoustic emission/microseismic (AE/MS) techniques for monitoring such subsidence. Reference is made to the results of a recent sinkhole-monitoring study undertaken at Capital City Airport, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. These results are considered to be directly relevant to the problem of karst or mining-induced highway subsidence. The report summarizes the findings of the airport study and discusses the unique aspects of highway subsidence monitoring.

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Title:

Potential Application of Seismic and Acoustic Emission/Microseismic Techniques to the Monitoring of Highway Subsidence

Contributors:

H. R. Hardy (author) / R. M. Belesky (author)

Publication date:

1986

Size:

66 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Seismic Detection , Highway Engineering , Geology & Geophysics , Seismic detection , Highways , Subsidence , Earth movements , Acoustic detection , Seismic waves , Attenuation , Monitors , Seismic detectors , Seismic events , Acoustic emission , Highway maintenance

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