The Methods of Bridge Deformation Measurement

Yan Bo Zhang; Cui Ping Liu; Peng Liang; Xiang Xin Liu; Bao Zhu Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1065-1069.2270

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The Methods of Bridge Deformation Measurement

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The template Contrast several methods applied in bridge deformation monitoring method, expounding the advantages and disadvantages of each method simple and clearly, providing guiding significance for practical engineering of bridge deformation monitoring.

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Yan Bo Zhang, Cui Ping Liu*, Peng Liang, Xiang Xin Liu, Bao Zhu Tian

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3 d Laser Scanning, Bridge Deformation Measurement, Digital Close-Range Photogrammetry, GPS Technology

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