Sensor Network Design for Monitoring a Historic Swing Bridge

Giorgio Monti; Giuseppe Quaranta; Giuseppe C. Marano

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.517.717

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Sensor Network Design for Monitoring a Historic Swing Bridge

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Significant advances in the development and customization of various sophisticated technologies for structural monitoring have emerged during the last decade. Technologies for instrumentation, monitoring, load testing, non-destructive evaluation and/or characterization, three-dimensional finite element modeling and various types of analyses have now become available at a reasonable cost. Within this framework, the paper focuses the issues addressed in designing a sensors network for dynamic monitoring of a historic swing bridge in Taranto (Italy).

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 517)

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717-723

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June 2012

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Giorgio Monti, Giuseppe Quaranta, Giuseppe C. Marano

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Dynamic Monitoring, Movable Bridge, Sensor Network

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