Vibrations produced by construction in urban areas can significantly affect the structural health of the surrounding buildings and structures. While the source of vibrations varies depending on location or type of work, it is important to continuously monitor infrastructure to ensure critical levels are never reached and structural integrity is not compromised.

Construction for new and existing buildings, demolition sites, piling, tunneling, and roadwork are all examples of sites where vibration monitoring is necessary. Syscom's suite of vibration monitoring solutions offer application-specific advantages for automated vibration monitoring of civil structures.

 

Join Syscom Instruments' Andrea Bellino and Terra Insights' Kevin Berlinger for an on-demand webinar that will provide insights on how effective vibration monitoring can produce actionable data for urban infrastructure projects.

 

Key takeaways from this webinar:  

  • An overview of vibration monitoring for civil structures
  • An exploration of the main applications and advantages
  • A reviewing of Syscom's ROCK and MR3003C devices
  • Real-world case studies involving vibration monitoring in urban environments
  • Question and answer period

 

Speakers:

 

Kevin Berlinger

Monitoring Specialist | Terra Insights

Kevin has a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and first joined the Terra Insights platform as a representative for RST Instruments. Kevin has a wealth of professional experience as a project and design engineer in water resources. He has also worked as a field and sales engineering consultant for both low voltage BMS monitoring and structural anchoring. Kevin currently resides in New York City and has been with Terra Insights for the past 18 months with a focus on bringing geotechnical monitoring solutions to the infrastructure market in the Northeast region of the US.

 

   

Andrea Bellino

Applications Engineer | Syscom Instruments

Andrea has a Master's degree in Mathematical Engineering from the Politecnico di Torino (Italy) and also a PhD In Mechanical Engineering, focusing mainly on vibration measurements both in the mechanical and civil sectors.

In his PhD thesis he presented new techniques to estimate rock discontinuities during tunnel excavation with seismic methods. Andrea has authored 11 articles in international journals of vibration and geophysics and has been working at Syscom Instruments since 2015. In his current position as an Application Engineer, Andrea is responsible for a variety of marketing and sales activities, including working closely with Syscom's partners across the globe.

 

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