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Real-time sensors monitor trees in storm

Summary by Taipei Times
The Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit Bureau yesterday said that it has used 211 inclinometers to monitor tree stability in green tunnels of the city’s light-rail system during Typhoon Champi.Kaohsiung’s light rail is known for two green tunnels: Totoro Tunnel, which is between Kaohsiung Museum of Fine A

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Real-time sensors monitor trees in storm

The Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit Bureau yesterday said that it has used 211 inclinometers to monitor tree stability in green tunnels of the city’s light-rail system during Typhoon Champi.Kaohsiung’s light rail is known for two green tunnels: Totoro Tunnel, which is between Kaohsiung Museum of Fine A

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Taipei Times broke the news in Taipei, Taiwan on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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