Pile displacement measurement using digital image correlation
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Marx, Dawie
Jacobsz, Schalk Willem
van Eeden, Stephan
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South African Institution of Civil Engineering
Abstract
Digital image correlation (DIC) is a non-intrusive measurement technique whereby the relative displacement of a target object between successive digital images is measured. In geotechnical research the technique is typically used to measure the deformation of a soil mass while it is being loaded.
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This article forms part of a research project, ‘Greener Cities in
South Africa’, an environmental
finance mechanism implemented by the Development Bank
of Southern Africa (DBSA) on behalf of the Department of
Environmental Affairs (DEA).
Keywords
Digital image correlation (DIC), Measurement, Pile displacement
Sustainable Development Goals
Citation
Marx, D., Jacobsz, S.W. & Van Eeden, S. 2018, 'Pile displacement measurement using digital image correlation', Civil Engineering, vol. 2018, no. 3, pp. 54-56.