LIVE WEBINAR · THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER 2026 · 10:00–11:00 CET

When the signal stops: continuous monitoring underground

When the signal stops: continuous monitoring underground

Tunnels, shafts and underground works are where monitoring gets hardest, and where a missed movement costs the most. Join us for 60 minutes on keeping continuous monitoring running, and improving, in places with no mobile signal.

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Free · 60 minutes · Live demo and Q&A · Recording sent to everyone who registers

THE PROBLEM

Underground, the gaps are where the risk is

Underground, the gaps are where the risk is

Periodic surveys show you how a structure looked on the day someone was on site. Between visits, movement goes unrecorded. Underground it’s harder still: access is limited, there’s often no mobile signal, and a device that can’t connect can’t send data or receive updates.

This session is for teams who need to know what’s moving between surveys, even where the signal doesn’t reach.

In 60 minutes, you’ll see

What periodic surveys miss

Where the gaps between site visits show up on tunnel projects, and what continuous data adds to an engineer’s judgement.

A real underground project

What worked, what didn’t, and what the team would do differently. Guest project to be confirmed.

Agenda

10:00

Welcome, and what we heard from tunnel teams at BTS and AFTES

10:05

Periodic vs continuous: what gets missed between surveys

10:12

Case story: lessons from a real underground site

10:25

Live demo: A2.0 underground

10:40

Q&A

10:55

Close, and how to book a 30-minute site review

LIVE WEBINAR

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Who you’ll hear from

Epco Berger

Managing Director, TotaLite

Why periodic surveys leave gaps on tunnel projects, and what continuous monitoring should give engineers instead.

Nicolas [Surname]

[Title], TotaLite

Runs the live demo: A2.0 working underground, from connectivity switching to setup photos.

[Guest name]

[Title], [Company]

An underground project story from the team who ran it.

Suz Pathmanathan

Host, TotaLite

Hosts the session and runs the polls and Q&A.

Built for people who make monitoring decisions underground

Tunnel owners and asset managers
Main contractors and ground engineering teams
Monitoring and geotechnical engineers
Safety, risk and insurance professionals on underground projects

Questions

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Monitoring shouldn’t stop where the signal does

60 minutes. A real underground project, a live demo, and your questions answered.

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