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RE: LeoThread 2025-01-03 09:38

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The study conducted by UM focused on analyzing the stability of Florida's coastal ground through satellite imagery that tracks ground displacement over time. Interestingly, while some subsidence is expected when constructing such large edifices, the extent of sinking observed in South Florida was surprising. Ground subsidence refers to the sinking of land due to various factors, including the addition of weight from buildings.

Key Findings From the Study

According to Gregor Ever, a co-author of the study, there are areas known as "subsidence hotspots" where the ground is sinking at potentially dangerous rates. These findings call for continuous monitoring and a deeper understanding of the lasting implications for existing structures.