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1	"Corey R Froese" Corey R Froese Team Leader: Geohazards Program
2	Overview Background for Frank Slide (1903) The South Peak Hazard Instrumentation Network Remote Sensing Studies Emerging Technologies
3	Background (Frank Slide) Canada’s deadliest landslide April 29, 1903 30 million m³ Over 70 people dead 100 Seconds
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5	Contributing Factors Structure of Turtle Mountain. Anticline structure, joint pattern, thrusting, steep bedding planes Heavy precipitation year prior to slide. Freeze/Thaw cycles. Active coal mining at base of slide. Karstification Natural and Induced Microseismicity
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7	South Peak Hazard
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9	South Peak (from the air)
10	South Peak (from the ground)
11	Impacted Area
12	Potential Run Out Zone
13	Sensor Network
14	Sensor Installation Project Project funding of $1.1M announced April 29, 2003 at Frank Slide 100th Anniversary ceremony Three phase monitoring system to be deployed by March 31, 2005 Collaborative effort between Government of Alberta, contractors, Universities (Calgary and Alberta) and possibly stakeholders Project won Alberta and Canadian Consulting Engineers Awards of Excellence
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18	EXTENSOMETERS
19	EXTENSOMETERS
20	TILTMETERS
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22	CRACKMETERS
23	CRACKMETERS
24	GPS AND EDM
25	Surface Microseismic System
26	Subsurface Microseismic
27	MICROSEISMIC SENSORS Microseismic sensors record wave patterns caused by small movements within the mountain Source location of events has not been successful due to the highly fractured nature of the bedrock
28	METEREOLOGICAL STATION
29	THERMISTORS AND PIEZOMETERS
30	Data Transmission
31	Data Management
32	Supporting Studies
33	Satellite-Based Monitoring: InSAR
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36	LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)
37	Turtle Mountain LiDAR DEM (images showing bare earth and full feature DEM)
38	Turtle Mountain LiDAR DEM (images showing bare earth and full feature DEM)
39	LIDAR
40	LIDAR
41	LIDAR
42	Historical Slide?
43	PHOTOGRAMMETRY (Airborne)
44	Terrestrial Laser Scanning
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46	Emerging Technology: Ground-Based InSAR
47	Emerging Technology: Short Range Laser
48	Future Direction Long Range Terrestrial laser scanning
49	www.ags.gov.ab.ca