The primary purpose of this article is to present the concept of quasi-spatial monitoring of seepage and erosion processes and phenomena in the area of georisk, using invasive instrumental measurement methods, including, in particular, linear or quasi-linear measurement sensors. Along with the risk of water overflow over the crest of earth damming hydraulic structures, these processes and phenomena pose the main threats for their safety and are the main causes of their repairs. The proposed solutions seem to be valuable ones and have a high application potential. Taking into account the development of measurement methods and the field of the automatic control of the condition of a structure, they will probably be used increasingly frequently in the damming hydro-engineering constructions.

The primary purpose of this article is to present the concept of quasi-spatial monitoring of seepage and erosion processes and phenomena in the area of georisk, using invasive instrumental measurement methods, including, in particular, linear or quasi-linear measurement sensors. Along with the risk of water overflow over the crest of earth damming hydraulic structures, these processes and phenomena pose the main threats for their safety and are the main causes of their repairs. The proposed solutions seem to be valuable ones and have a high application potential. Taking into account the development of measurement methods and the field of the automatic control of the condition of a structure, they will probably be used increasingly frequently in the damming hydro-engineering constructions.