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Geological disasters occur frequently; monitoring has never been meant to replace humans, but to assist them. With years of deep technical expertise, SPEPC has developed a technological closed loop comprising multiple monitoring terminals and a monitoring and early-warning platform.
Affected by Typhoon Maysak, the Liulan Reservoir and Yunbiao Reservoir in Hengzhou City, Nanning, Guangxi, have experienced overtopping and breaches, and the resulting floods have left multiple counties and districts in distress.
Low-lying villages along the river downstream of the Liulan Reservoir in Hengzhou, Guangxi, have been submerged by muddy floodwaters (photo by Xinhua News Agency).
At 6:56 a.m. on July 7, a landslide occurred in Renzang Village, Nanhe Town, Dangchang County, Longnan City, Gansu Province.
Landslide rescue site in Gansu (CCTV News)
Beneath the sorrow, one question deserves careful reflection:
When torrential rain pours down and the mountainside becomes unstable,
Is manual monitoring really sufficient?
Limitations of Civil Defense
Geological hazards are not entirely without warning—before a geotechnical mass becomes unstable, there are The peristaltic phase of slow displacement.
It is invisible to the naked eye, and personnel cannot provide round-the-clock monitoring.
Once a disaster strikes, the time available for evacuating and escaping is extremely limited.
Can’t see it all
Late at night, with torrential rain and thick fog, visibility was virtually zero. With the naked eye already offering a limited field of view, it was impossible to keep an eye on every corner of the sprawling mountainous terrain stretching for dozens of kilometers along the railway line.
Can't tell for sure
Before a landslide occurs, the rock and soil mass typically undergoes prolonged, slow creep—displacements that are entirely imperceptible to the naked eye. By the time obvious deformation appears on the slope surface, the system has often already approached the critical threshold for failure.
Can't reach
Approaching high, steep slopes, deep mountain ravines, and the leading edges of landslide bodies during heavy rainfall poses inherent safety risks.
These blind spots are precisely where disasters most frequently occur.
SPEPC's technical defense
Having深耕ed the fields of environmental and structural safety monitoring for many years, SPEPC has consistently upheld the philosophy of “people-oriented, technological innovation”—providing automated, all-weather “technology-based prevention” solutions for geological disaster patrol and defense forces. It strives to issue early warnings before disasters strike.
Endpoint Devices: Detect Every Risk Signal
It’s impossible for humans to monitor every potential hazard around the clock, but equipment can.
The SPEPC automated monitoring terminal is deployed at the frontline of potential hazard sites, autonomously collecting data, uploading it in real time, issuing automatic alerts, and remaining on duty continuously.
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Integrated Tilt Monitor
Integrated Crack Monitor
Geodetic GNSS receiver
Radar water level gauge
Debris Flow Line-Disconnection Monitor
Monitoring and Early Warning Platform: Data Hub
SPEPC integrates data from all monitoring terminals, enabling unified management and comprehensive oversight, thus achieving a closed-loop workflow from data collection to early warning. It is suitable for centralized management and operations of various monitoring projects.
SPEPC Monitoring and Early Warning Platform
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SPEPC monitoring system architecture
Close the entire early-warning process into a closed loop.
Sensors on the ground, monitoring on the water, and a unified platform for overall oversight.
SPEPC is enhancing disaster relief efficiency at every deployment site—
Reduce unnecessary travel, shorten analysis and assessment time, and improve the accuracy of early warnings.
Ensure that every patrol route and every potential hazard location,
Every additional layer of technological defense ensures that security is no longer reliant solely on the human eye.
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