Structural Health Monitoring: Measurement Methods And Practical Applications Ed. By Moises Rivas-lopez, Et Al.
by Moises Rivas-Lopez /
2017 / English / PDF
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This volume is dedicated to Structural health monitoring (SHM) - a new engineering field with a growing tendency, based on technology development focused on data acquisition and analysis, to prevent possible damage in man-made structures and land's natural faults. In this context, the book includes selected chapters with theoretical models and applications, to preserve infrastructure and prevent loss of human lives.
The data are obtained from sensors and monitoring systems that allow detecting damages on structures, space vehicles, and land natural faults, to model their behavior under adverse scenarios, in order to search the detection of anomalies.
Currently, there are many SHM systems with sensors based on different technologies like optical fiber, video cameras, optical scanners, wireless networks, and piezoelectric transducers, among others.
1 Substructuring Method in Structural Health Monitoring
2 A New Method of SHM for Steel Wire Rope and its Apparatus
3 Structural Damage Detection Based on Improved Multi-Particle Swarm Co-Evolution Optimization Algorithm
4 Operational Modal Analysis of Super Tall Buildings by a Bayesian Approach
5 Mooring Integrity Management: Novel Approaches Towards In Situ Monitoring
6 Multi-Sensor Feature Extraction and Data Fusion Using ANFIS and 2D Wavelet Transform in Structural Health Monitoring
