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Geophysical imaging inside masonry structures

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R. C. Flint *
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P. Jackson
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D. M. McCann
DOI:10.1016/S0963-8695(99)00024-9delete
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Geophysical techniques offer the capability to non-invasively investigate engineering structures, both in terms of their spatial variability, and the prediction of properties of interest to the engineer from the 'pixel' values of the geophysical tomograms. The combined use of different geophysical methods provides a means of identifying the signature of salient engineering conditions. The response of seismic, radar and electrical resistivity tomography to simple targets within masonry structures is demonstrated. The benefits of combining rapid standard radar/surveys with more detailed tomography is discussed and strategies for investigating typical structures developed. The response of the three methods, acoustic, electrical and radar to changes in the condition of masonry, such as reduction in strength and ingress of water, are discussed, with particular reference to a case study utilising the Ribblehead viaduct as an example. The corresponding responses to changes in ground conditions are also presented and shown to be important in understanding possible further applications of these methods, such as investigating behind retaining walls. (C) 1999 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
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