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www.tunnel.tugraz.at | Thomas Geisler Short introduction | 17.10.2019 W I S S E N T E C H N I K L E I D E N S C H A F T Thomas Geisler 17.10.2019 Institute of Rock Mechanics and Tunnelling Graz University of Technology BIM in Conventional Tunnelling – What to map and record at the Advancing Tunnel Face

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Page 1: BIM in Conventional Tunnelling – What to map and record at

www.tunnel.tugraz.at | Thomas Geisler

Short introduction | 17.10.2019W I S S E N T E C H N I K L E I D E N S C H A F T

Thomas Geisler17.10.2019

Institute of Rock Mechanics and TunnellingGraz University of Technology

BIM in Conventional Tunnelling – What to map and record at the Advancing Tunnel Face

Page 2: BIM in Conventional Tunnelling – What to map and record at

www.tunnel.tugraz.at | Thomas Geisler

Short introduction | 17.10.2019

Digitalisation in tunnelling is a very important and upcoming part in the field tunnelling

Lots of different features are recorded Geology

Overbreaks, discontinuities, etc. 3D-model of tunnel face

Rock supporting tools Rock bolts Piles Lattice girders Shotcrete (thickness)

Digitalisation of these features Photogrammetry Laserscan data

Digital model of the rock face including geology and rock mass support with the exact positions and dimensions

What is it about? 2

Tunnel Schaala, tunnel face

Examples of rock support

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www.tunnel.tugraz.at | Thomas Geisler

Short introduction | 17.10.2019

Literature study “State of art methods in digital tunnel face documentation using photogrammetry/laserscan and the resulting point clouds”

Extraction of important information regarding object and position detection using 3D point clouds

Data acquisition and analysis Evaluation/ improvement of existing models Implantation of Machine learning Algorithms Testing of models

Preliminary- and final presentation and written report (master thesis) answering the question “ What are the key parameters in the field of digital tunnel face

documentation (3D point clouds) to detect the different geological and rock supporting features on a high resolution?”

Tasks 3

Example of digital tunnel model

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www.tunnel.tugraz.at | Thomas Geisler

Short introduction | 17.10.2019

Requirements: Passion for computer work Interest in digital modelling (Experience in remote sensing technologies)

Supervision: Thomas Marcher Graz University of Technology Thomas Geisler Graz University of Technology Geodata

Ziviltechnikergesellschaft m.b.H. Leoben

Start: Immediately / by agreement for a duration of approx. 6 months

Contact: Thomas Geisler [email protected]+43 (0) 316/ 873 8615

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