About the Webinar

In this webinar, we host a practical discussion on horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and pipe jacking under active railways in Denmark.

While the requirements from Banedanmark have been in place for years, many projects still face the same challenge:
how to interpret and apply them in practice — and when digital monitoring is actually needed.

Based on experience from Danish projects, we share how monitoring, thresholds, and real-time data are used — and open up for dialogue on current practices across the industry.

What You’ll Learn

• How Banedanmark requirements are interpreted in HDD and pipe jacking projects
• When digital monitoring is typically required — and when it may not be
• How thresholds and early warnings are defined in practice
• How real-time data supports decisions during execution

Key Takeaways

• The need for digital monitoring is project-specific and risk-based
• There is still variation in how requirements are applied in practice
• Clear thresholds help ensure timely and consistent reactions
• Real-time monitoring enables earlier detection of track movement
• Dialogue and shared experience are key to developing common practice