CASE STUDY OF ONE-STOP METRO TUNNEL MOBILE SCANNING & AUTOMATED DETECTION (2)

Author: Jackie CheungDate: February 23, 2022View: 1257

5. Final Results 


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The metro network system serving a populated metropolis usually has a few hours for nighttime stoppage (see Fig. 15), during which all necessary inspection and maintenance tasks shall be done. Our team were allowed to enter the site within 1:30 am to 3:30 am (see Fig. 16), and actually 1.5 hours was needed to accomplish the fieldwork mission there. In total, we spent less than 5 hours and came up with the final results. Parts of the results were selected below for the study. Interested parties may contact us for more details. 


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5.1. tunnel downlink circular orthophoto (station session) 


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5.2.1. tunnel uplink circular orthophoto (shield tunnel session, Ring No. 0-20)


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5.2.2. tunnel uplink circular orthophoto (shield tunnel session, Ring No. 20-40)


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5.3. tunnel uplink ovality diagram


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5.4. tunnel uplink sectional data (station session)


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5.5. tunnel uplink sectional data (shield tunnel session)


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5.6. tunnel downlink cross-section diagram (shield tunnel session, Ring No. 104)


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5.7. tunnel uplink cross-section diagram (station session, Ring No. 53)


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