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Immersive 3-Dimensional User Interface for Grout M ...
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The presentation describes how an immersive 3D interface can improve grout monitoring on large, complex construction sites. Grouting teams must coordinate simultaneous operations, make rapid and accurate decisions, and manage safety risks using live sensor data alongside information about project plans, structures, and geology.<br /><br />Legacy grout monitoring systems improved data recording and supervision, but often left users switching between programs and struggling to identify the correct hole, stage, location, or operational context. This can contribute to data and field errors.<br /><br />A next-generation system integrates live operations with a navigable 3D site model. Users can pan, rotate, zoom, toggle layers and transparency, view operation stages, and click equipment or objects for relevant information. Features such as predictive search, object selection, colour-coded operational context, and action menus support tasks including starting or stopping operations and reviewing stage histories and trends.<br /><br />The system can also display hole deviations, rock scans, geology, geotechnical instruments, and alarms in their site locations. By making operational and spatial information readily accessible, the 3D model helps personnel build a stronger understanding of the site, catch problems sooner, and troubleshoot more easily.
Keywords
3D interface
grout monitoring
construction sites
live sensor data
site model
predictive search
operational context
geology visualization
safety risks
data integration
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