Crack monitoring: why temperature should also be measured A crack evolves by 0.2 mm over several weeks. Is this significant? Is it related to a change in disorder? Should monitoring be intensified? The value alone does not always provide an answer. In the co...
FEELBAT will be present at SAIE 2026 in Bologna From 7 to 10 October 2026 , FEELBAT will be at SAIE 2026 , in Bologna, Italy. An important meeting for professionals in the construction, building, civil engineering, engineering, geotechnics and inno...
Clay shrink-swell: after five heatwaves, why is it important to monitor cracks before the rains return? The shrink-swell of clays has already been the subject of a previous article available here . We return here to a particularly decisive phase: the return of the rains . After a particularly hot and dr...
Vibrational measurement: understanding and monitoring the impact of vibrations on structures Road or rail traffic, demolition, compaction, drilling, industrial machinery or natural phenomena: buildings and structures are regularly subjected to vibrations. These stresses do not systematically ...
Stair-step cracks: what they reveal about foundation movements Stair-step cracks are easily recognisable: they follow the joints of the masonry, forming a succession of steps . When they appear on a brick, block, or stone facade, they can reveal movement of the b...
HERITAGE: Monitoring of the abbey church of Saint-Theudère, Isère - Geotec Group >> download our case study in PDF Issue As part of the restoration of the abbey church of Saint-Theudère, classified as a Historical Monument, several settlements have been observed. The intervention ... Cas d'étude
Clay shrinkage-swelling: 55% of French territory exposed With the intensification of drought episodes, heatwaves, and then soil rehydration, the phenomenon of shrink-swell of clays is becoming increasingly significant in France. . Clay soils contract when t...
Bridge monitoring Bridge monitoring structural diagnosis, monitoring and predictive maintenance of civil engineering structures France has between 200,000 and 250,000 road bridges, of which nearly 90% are managed by lo...
Landslide monitoring Why monitor a landslide? Landslides are one of the most complex geotechnical phenomena to analyse and anticipate. Each year, they cause considerable damage to road and rail infrastructure, networks, b... Geotechnical
FEELBAT at GeoBusiness London 2026 FEELBAT at GeoBusiness London 2026: connected monitoring solutions for infrastructure and geotechnics On 4th and 5th June 2026, FEELBAT participated in Geo Business London , one of the leading Europea... Actualité
Preserving heritage without permanent contact: the remote sensor revolution Préserver notre patrimoine architectural implique à la fois une vigilance constante et une extrême précaution dans les méthodes utilisées. Bâtiments historiques, monuments classés, églises, ponts anci...
Monitoring of structural deformations Deformation Module, structural inclinometer lines: immediately identify active areas and differential movements. “An early detected movement costs 5 to 10 times less than an emergency repair.” The ana... Cas d'étude