Monitoring onsite‐temperature prediction error for condition monitoring of civil infrastructures

Wireless Sensing for Structural Health Monitoring of Civil Infrastructures

Structural health monitoring is a broad field that encompasses a number of synergetic technologies brought together to provide a system that can potentially identify and characterize the performance and/or possible deterioration of a structural system. Such a system would include a data acquisition subsystem capable of recording a structure’s response to ambient and external loads and computati...

Sensor Technologies for civil infrastructures : Performance assessment & health monitoring –

Monitoring of Civil Infrastructures by Interferometric Radar: A Review

Ground-based radar interferometry is an increasingly popular technique for monitoring civil infrastructures. Many research groups, professionals, and companies have tested it in different operative scenarios, so it is time for a first systematic survey of the case studies reported in the literature. This review is addressed especially to the engineers and scientists interested to consider the a...

Health Monitoring for Civil Infrastructure

Internet technologies are increasingly facilitating real-time monitoring of Bridges and Highways. The advances in wireless communications for instance, are allowing practical deployment for large extended systems. Sensor data, including video signals, can be used for longterm condition assessment, traffic-load regulation, emergency response, and seismic safety applications. Computer-based autom...

The integration of novel diagnostics techniques for multi-scale monitoring of large civil infrastructures

In the recent years, structural monitoring of large infrastructures (buildings, dams, bridges) or more generally man-made structures has raised an increased attention due to the growing interest about safety and security issues and risk assessment through early detection. In this framework, aim of the paper is to introduce a new integrated approach which combines two sensing techniques acting o...