Geomotion Australia QLD

#Brisbane #Port #ConnectProject, #Queensland, #Australia The Port Connect project is a significant $385 million upgrade of the Port of Brisbane Motorway (PoBM). Undertaken by the Queensland Government, this project is part of a long-term strategy to address the growing transport needs of the Port of Brisbane and the Australia TradeCoast region. The project includes duplicating the existing two-lane motorway and extending it by 3km. Upon completion, the PoBM will feature four lanes from the Gateway Motorway to Pritchard Street, Lytton. Geomotion Australia QLD overview Geomotion Australia QLD was responsible for drilling and installing six inclinometer boreholes as part of the project. Additionally, Geomotion Australia provided and installed various sensors to monitor and ensure the structural integrity and stability of the infrastructure during construction. Feel free to reach out our office for assistance with your geotechnical monitoring needs. Our team is ready to provide expert advice and solutions tailored to your projects. Brisbane Office Unit 9, 31-33 Chaplin Drive Lane Cove West, NSW 2066 Phone: (02) 9693 5493 Email: salesqld@geomotion.com.au #PortConnect #BrisbaneMotorway #Queensland #Geomotion #InfrastructureUpgrade #TransportInfrastructure #EngineeringSolutions #RoadConstruction #StructuralMonitoring #InfrastructureSafety

D2G Ipswich Motorway Upgrade, Queensland Overview The Ipswich Motorway upgrade, a major infrastructure project in Queensland, involved renewing an 8 km stretch of motorway between Dinmore and Goodna. Funded by the Australian Federal Government, construction began in mid-2009 and was completed in 2012. This project was one of the largest Road Alliance Projects undertaken in the state. Geomotion Australia QLD Role Geomotion Australia QLD was responsible for monitoring mine subsidence beneath the construction area. This involved installing over 2km of rods in boreholes throughout the site. The rods were equipped with anchors at regular intervals to monitor subsidence from the mines below. Each rod was connected to a displacement transducer, with data transmitted via radio for remote monitoring. The collected data was displayed and analyzed at the main office using I-Site Data Presentation Software, providing real-time insights into ground movement and ensuring the safety and stability of the motorway upgrade project. Feel free to reach out our office for assistance with your geotechnical monitoring needs. Our team is ready to provide expert advice and solutions tailored to your projects. Brisbane Office Unit 9, 31-33 Chaplin Drive Lane Cove West, NSW 2066 Phone: (02) 9693 5493 Email: salesqld@geomotion.com.au #IpswichMotorway #Queensland #Geomotion #MineSubsidenceMonitoring #InfrastructureUpgrade #RoadConstruction #EngineeringSolutions #RemoteMonitoring #DataPresentation #InfrastructureSafety

Blackbutt Range Restoration, Queensland Australia Overview The Blackbutt Range Restoration project was initiated following significant landslides in January 2011, which caused nine slips along the #D’Aguilar #Highway. The restoration works, managed by VDM Group, involved upgrading the range crossing while maintaining traffic flow under signal control, with single-lane traffic spanning a 3km section. VDM Group executed this project under the National Disaster Relief Recovery Assistance (NDRRA) Programme. Geomotion was brought in to monitor ground stability and potential fail points, ensuring the safety of ongoing restoration efforts. Geomotion Australia QLD Contribution Geomotion Australia QLD provided comprehensive monitoring services, including the supply, installation, and management of equipment to assess ground movement. The data collected was crucial in predicting any potential instabilities in the area, helping to prevent further issues during the restoration. This monitoring was vital for maintaining the safety and efficiency of the restoration process, offering valuable insights into ground conditions and ensuring the stability of the work area. The project's successful completion underscored the importance of thorough and ongoing monitoring in complex infrastructure restoration efforts. Contact us to discuss your infrastructure monitoring needs. Brisbane Office Unit 9, 31-33 Chaplin Drive Lane Cove West, NSW 2066 Phone: (02) 9693 5493 Email: salesqld@geomotion.com.au #BlackbuttRangeRestoration #Queensland #Geomotion #LandslideMonitoring #InfrastructureSafety #NDRRA #DisasterRelief #EngineeringSolutions #GroundStability #ConstructionMonitoring #ProjectManagement #TrafficControl #InfrastructureRestoration