Signal Processing in Settlement and Seepage Monitoring for Earth Levee Using Fully Distributed Sensing along Optical Fibers

Ping Yu Zhu; Hong Yan Zeng; Yuan Bao Leng; Ji Ming Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.36.75

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Signal Processing in Settlement and Seepage Monitoring for Earth Levee Using Fully Distributed Sensing along Optical Fibers

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In this study we analyze the signal in measurement system with distributed optical fiber sensors. The display signal is defined by the user not for general custom. The data of for-processing-part are processed regularly, which directly provides results for the user from the monitoring system. These results go into the next step to add environmental parameters, which includes weather, special events and season information. Information fusion and matching operation of the result and environment information enhances the accuracy of hidden hazard early warning.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 36)

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October 2010

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Ping Yu Zhu, Hong Yan Zeng, Yuan Bao Leng, Ji Ming Ma

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Earth Levee, Fiber Optics Sensing, Safety Inspection, Settlement

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