| Mounted on the
project are two cameras looking at the major bridgeworks.
Each camera takes a picture every 15 minutes and runs
from 7.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Saturday. This results
in 240 shots a week or 12,000 photos a year (for each
camera). |
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| At the end of
construction, many of these photos will be combined together
into a time-lapse video sequence. |
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| The 4-lane bridges
across the wetland to Horse Island and the Karuah River
are actually built as twin 2-lane bridges side-by-side.
There is a 150mm gap between the bridges which is closed
upon completion by building a concrete New-Jersey barrier
over the gap. This barrier then acts as a separator between
the two northbound lanes and the two southbound lanes. |
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| The photos below
have been updated on a monthly basis since launching began
in November 2002, however since the bridges have now been
launched into their final positions, the images do not
change day-to-day, and hence will not be updated any further. |
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| Camera
2 is mounted on
the eastern river bank where the bridges ended
up after being launched from the western side. |
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| River
piling and pier construction can be clearly
seen from this angle, with Horse Island in
the distance. |
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