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Automating Tunnel As-Built Surveys for Grand Paris Express

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measured data to the designs and provides the results immediately on-site. Gauche uses his tools (Trimble Access software, Trimble S7 total station and Trimble TSC7 controller) to perform the field surveys, providing data for reports generated by external software packages. "In the office we use Trimble Business Center (TBC) to compute the traverse, check and average measurements," said Gauche. "And we use the TBC Tunneling Module to create alignments and templates and transfer them to Access." THE SCANNING TOTAL STATION Gauche also uses a Trimble SX10 scanning total station for monitoring in the tunnel. "We measure control points to check the convergence of the ring and determine if the tunnel is moving," said Gauche. "We use it to survey the vertical wall, ceilings and floors in the subway station. We have used it to perform tunnel profiles as well." The SX10 is Secured to special mounting hardware, a Trimble S7 provides measurements to monitor the progress and accuracy of tunnel construction. Working in the TBM access trench, a surveyor captures data for as-built analyses.

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