GeoExplorer Installed for I-65 Bridge Project, Lafayette, Indiana
August 31, 2015

A 30 mile long, northbound section of Interstate 65 near Lafayette, Indiana has been closed since August 7 due to safety concerns after the central pier of a bridge over Wildcat Creek sank 9 inches during construction work.

A NavStar technician visited the site on August 24 and successfully installed a prism monitoring system using a Topcon robotic total station.  The work was completed to schedule and within just a few hours the system began providing real-time information on the movement of prisms sited on the bridge piers.

The monitoring project was established in collaboration with TBIRD Design Services and Topcon Positioning Systems.

 

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