Tunnel Induced Settlement and Impact Analysis Automation and 3D Visualization - RETC2021

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Brian Boye Frank Cesario John Kinnear Camilo Quintero
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Jun 13, 2021

Abstract

In this paper, an innovative approach was adopted to automatically calculate the effects of tunnel induced settlement on buildings and utilities. The approach resulted in increased output quality, consistency, reduced time, cost savings and a greater ability to respond quickly to design changes. The techniques described have been applied to the Fairbank Silverthorn Storm Trunk Sewer System project, located within the City of Toronto. The automation allowed a very large area of topography, tunnels (6 km), buildings (9000) and utilities (over 1000) to be rapidly evaluated. Visualization of the settlements and impacts also allowed the project design team to optimize the system design to mitigate the settlement impacts.
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APA: Brian Boye Frank Cesario John Kinnear Camilo Quintero  (2021)  Tunnel Induced Settlement and Impact Analysis Automation and 3D Visualization - RETC2021

MLA: Brian Boye Frank Cesario John Kinnear Camilo Quintero Tunnel Induced Settlement and Impact Analysis Automation and 3D Visualization - RETC2021. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2021.

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