Its SMAN SATELLITE project seeks low cost and minimally intrusive predictive solutions to automatically detect and control unexpected movements on slopes.
Through a test, it relied on the PAZ radar satellite owned by Hisdesat, proving its suitability for the analysis of ground deformations in railway infrastructures. It was shown to be useful for non invasive monitoring of critical road points, in addition to being able to access artificial linear structures in the middle of vegetation areas.
