Monitoring the stability of infrastructures in an emergency scenario_ The “Costa Concordia” vessel wreck

A. Manconi, P. Allasia, D. Giordan, M. Baldo, G. Lollino, 2013, Monitoring the stability of infrastructures in an emergency scenario_ The “Costa Concordia” vessel wreck, Global View of Engineering Geology and the Environment, pp. 587–591. London_ Taylor & Francis Group, 2013,
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We present a summary of the monitoring activities performed by CNR-IRPI during the emergency scenario relevant to the "Costa Concordia" ship stranding, occurred on January 13, 2012, near the coast of Il Giglio island, Italy. Two Robotized Total Stations (RTS) were deployed in different times in order to monitor the stability of the vessel during the Search and Rescue activities, as well as the fuel recovery accomplishment. RTS data have been considered as an important support for the early warning system set up to ensure the safety of the operators. The dataset and results herein included are unique, and represent a peculiar and concrete opportunity to test the efficiency of specific monitoring techniques, which were developed to control and study phenomena relevant to engineering geology activities, also in very peculiar structural health's monitoring, relevant to an unforeseen emergency scenario.

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