On Bridge Structural Health Monitoring
Shahriar Mwangi
Corresponding
Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Ageing infrastructure and deferred maintenance have made bridge structural health monitoring a recurring concern for operators of cyber-physical systems. Samples representative of cyber-physical systems are prepared and evaluated following established testing protocols. Sensitivity analysis showed that 3 parameters govern more than 50% of the variability. The findings should prove useful to both researchers and practising engineers in the field.
Keywords:
bridge structural health monitoringreinforcement learningoptimisationstructural health monitoring
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