The aim of this paper is to analyse kinematically the rigid tilt of the Pisa Tower foundation plane in the period 1993–1994, when a counterweight was displaced on the North side of the basement. The kinematics is studied using a kinematic levelling approach. In the first four paragraphes the kinematic levelling method and the counterweight application history are briefly described; moreover the results obtained are briefly analysed with some closing remarks. The eight benchmarks under study are hanged to the Tower inside walls and can give a good idea of the Tower basement deformation trend. The levelling measurements have been made daily since 14/06/1993 and this fact allows to use these informations as a valuable way to check the reliability of the electronic instruments that observe continuously the Tower behaviour.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa: Kinematic Levelling of the Foundation Plane in the Period 1993–1994
carlo monti;giorgio vassena
1996-01-01
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to analyse kinematically the rigid tilt of the Pisa Tower foundation plane in the period 1993–1994, when a counterweight was displaced on the North side of the basement. The kinematics is studied using a kinematic levelling approach. In the first four paragraphes the kinematic levelling method and the counterweight application history are briefly described; moreover the results obtained are briefly analysed with some closing remarks. The eight benchmarks under study are hanged to the Tower inside walls and can give a good idea of the Tower basement deformation trend. The levelling measurements have been made daily since 14/06/1993 and this fact allows to use these informations as a valuable way to check the reliability of the electronic instruments that observe continuously the Tower behaviour.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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