Great Western Highway Upgrade, NSW
This large tunnelling project is located near the Blue Mountains Region of NSW. When completed, the $2.5Billion project will be Australia’s longest road tunnel at 11kms long and will form the main road corridor between Central Western NSW and the Sydney Region.
Central Northern Territory - Mine Groundwater Monitoring
Historically remote monitoring networks have been extremely labour intensive to maintain. Battery changes, physical data downloads and the extensive travel & fieldwork that goes along with the multitude of sites needed for good quality, accurate groundwater level monitoring.
Wheatbelt Region, Western Australia - Agricultural Tank Monitoring
The industry of agriculture is one driven by time pressures, supply demands, the environment, weather and optimisation of resources. On a remote sheep farm in the Wheatbelt Region of Western Australia (nearby to Goomalling & Dowerin) water level monitoring of Water Tanks was required because of previous supply issues.
Sydney Gateway Project
The Sydney Gateway starts at the St Peters Interchange, the junction of the M8 Motorway and M4–M5 Link, all of which are being built as part of WestConnex. Viaducts are being built over Canal Road, the Port Botany freight rail line and Tempe Lands. Further southwest, the Sydney Gateway splits into two, leading to Airport Drive and Qantas Drive towards the west and east respectively
77 Market Street, Sydney
77 Market Street is $295 Million project being run by Scentre Group Engineering, with Total Survey Solutions undertaking the survey monitoring component. When complete, it will comprise of a 32-storey mixed use tower in the heart of the Sydney CBD.
Pilbara, WA - Flood Warning Systems
Rivers and weather events in the Pilbara region of Western Australia (WA) are nothing if not extreme. Battling with streamflow networks that can take out entire roads & rail coupled with daily rainfall events which can range from 20mm-+100mm in the wet season, reliable early warning systems are critical for mine site operation and safety.
Argyle, WA - Surface Water Monitoring
Mine site operation and closure is contingent on a large amount of environmental monitoring to ensure regulatory compliance and minimise the overall human impact on surrounding areas/ecosystems. In this particular example, Remote Surface Water Monitoring was contracted to EWS Australia for the extent of closure operations (5 years) and long-term (10 years) into the overall maintenance phase following the mines successful closure.
