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TITULO

Detecting and Evaluating Displacements of Paving Blocks Adjacent to Deep Excavation Sites Using Terrestrial Photogrammetry

Taesik Kim    
Ho Choi    
Jinman Jung    
Hong Min and Young-Hoon Jung    

Resumen

The terrestrial photogrammetry technique provides an efficient and accurate solution for evaluating ground deformations induced by construction activities.

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