China Suppliers Factory Slope Stability Radar for Landslide and Geological Risk Monitoring with 360° Coverage
📡Product Introduction
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Based on synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging technology, this system is specifically designed for emergency and regular monitoring of geological hazard risk points — including landslides, collapses, and cave-ins.
This product is based on synthetic aperture radar imaging technology and interferometry/differential interferometry technology, specifically designed for emergency and regular monitoring and early warning of geological hazard risk points such as landslides, collapses, and cave-ins. It features a low-cost, low-power design with advantages including 360° comprehensive coverage, sub-millimeter level deformation measurement and all-weather, all-day non-contact remote sensing scanning.
At the same time, this device is specifically designed to meet the demands of "long-term online, unattended" monitoring of geological disaster hazard points. It focuses on automation, ultra-low power consumption, multi-radar access, multiple power supply methods, and multi-platform access designs. Additionally, it integrates a variable-focus visual sensor for regular inspections and key position observations to assist in judgment. It can perform surface, multi-point, long-distance, and long-term monitoring and scanning of observation scenarios (geological disaster hazard points, water conservancy projects, railway highways, and other geological bodies and major engineering projects) to achieve long-term unattended monitoring and automated early warning.
⚙️Features
- 1Wide applicability: suitable for emergency response and long-term monitoring in areas with geological disaster hazards.
- 2Strong microwave penetration, capable of all-weather monitoring, unaffected by rain, snow, fog, smoke, or firelight.
- 3No protective framework needed: resistant to outdoor wind, sun, rain, dust, and heavy snow, with no requirement for a monitoring house.
- 4Adaptive atmospheric disturbance compensation algorithm to eliminate the effects of long-term monitoring disturbances.
- 5Arc imaging and continuous wave radar systems, allowing for 360° monitoring with no angle or distance blind spots.
- 624/7 operation: continuous scanning.
- 7Three-dimensional fusion: sub-meter level registration.
- 8All-weather, full-surface monitoring.
- 9Automatic judgment and alert system, unmanned operation.
- 10IP65 protection; operational in low temperatures down to -40°C.
📋Main Parameter
| SN | Description | Parameter |
| 1 | Operating frequency band | Ku |
| 2 | Maximum distance | ≥800m |
| 3 | Coverage angle | ≥360° (horizontal or specified sector) × 40° (elevation) |
| 4 | Deformation accuracy | ≤0.5mm (any angle within 360° azimuth) |
| 5 | Distance resolution | ≤0.3m |
| 6 | Azimuth resolution | ≤9mrad |
| 7 | Data acquisition cycle | ≤1min |
| 8 | Elevation adjustment angle | ≥±45° |
| 9 | Data upload cycle | Configurable from 1min to 24h |
| 10 | Overall power consumption | ≤20W |
| 11 | Overall weight | ≤5.5kg |
| 12 | Maximum size of radar host | ≤0.6m |
| 13 | Operating temperature | -20~55℃ |
| 14 | Protection level | IP65 |
| 15 | Radar host | Built-in 4G wireless (optional) and wired communication functions |
| 16 | The radar host | Uses edge computing to perform deformation calculations internally, eliminating the need for a workstation. |
🏔️Application
This equipment can continuously and accurately monitor and provide timely alerts for slopes, dams, mountains, buildings, and other sites at rescue scenes, mitigating the safety threats posed by secondary disasters to rescuers and their equipment; it can also be used for long-term monitoring of mines, geological disaster risk points, water conservancy facilities, and more.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
QWhat types of geological hazards can this radar system monitor?
This system is designed to monitor a wide range of geological hazards, including landslides, collapses, and cave-ins. It can also be applied to slopes, dams, mountains, buildings, mines, geological disaster risk points, water conservancy facilities, railways, highways, and other large engineering projects.
QWhat is the deformation measurement accuracy of this radar system?
The system achieves sub-millimeter level deformation measurement accuracy of ≤0.5mm at any angle within the full 360° azimuth range, making it highly sensitive for early warning of potential ground movement.
QCan the radar operate in harsh weather conditions?
Yes. Thanks to its strong microwave penetration capability and IP65 protection rating, the radar operates reliably in all weather conditions — including rain, snow, fog, smoke, and firelight. It functions in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 55°C and is designed to withstand wind, sun, rain, dust, and heavy snow without requiring a protective monitoring house.
QDoes the system require on-site personnel or a workstation to operate?
No. The radar host uses edge computing to perform all deformation calculations internally, eliminating the need for an external workstation. The system is designed for fully unattended, long-term online operation with automatic judgment and alert functions, requiring no on-site staff.
QWhat is the maximum monitoring distance and coverage angle?
The system supports a maximum monitoring distance of ≥800m, with a horizontal coverage angle of ≥360° (or a specified sector) and an elevation angle of 40°. The elevation adjustment range is ≥±45°, ensuring comprehensive surface coverage with no blind spots.
QHow is data transmitted and how frequently can it be uploaded?
The radar host supports both built-in 4G wireless (optional) and wired communication methods. The data upload cycle is fully configurable, ranging from as frequently as every 1 minute up to every 24 hours, depending on monitoring requirements and network conditions.
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