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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 24, 2015
Filed:
Jan. 20, 2012
David Noon, Pullenvale, AU;
Lachlan Campbell, New Farm, AU;
David Noon, Pullenvale, AU;
Lachlan Campbell, New Farm, AU;
Groundprobe Pty Ltd, Windsor, Queensland, AU;
Abstract
A method of generating an alarm indicating movement of a slope under inspection that sets an alarm if (1), where dis a first measured displacement, dis another measured displacement at a chosen difference from d, and dis another measured displacement at a chosen difference from d, and the corresponding times at which the chosen distances are measured are t, tand trespectively for ddand d. So that an alarm is set if the ratio of the time taken for the slope to move between dand dcompared to moving between dand dis less than the ratio of the respective displacements.
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