Benchmark Problem on Health Monitoring of Highway Bridges
Developed and Coordinated by
F.
Necati Catbas,
Juan
Caicedo,
Shirley
Dyke,
An international effort
has been initiated to explore bridge health monitoring methodologies and to
conduct benchmark problems under the auspices of International Association for
Bridge Maintenance and Safety (IABMAS). In addition, this study is aimed to engage the
national and international researchers as well as practitioners in the broad
field of structural health monitoring through several national and
international societies, associations and committees such as American Society
of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Dynamics Committee, newly formed ASCE Structural
Health Monitoring and Control Committee, International Society for Structural
Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure (ISHMII), SPIE and others.
The first purpose of
this study is to present an analytical bridge health monitoring (BHM) benchmark
problem directed toward medium-span bridges. The problem statement has been
developed through a collaborative effort, and addresses the current needs for
the advancement of BHM.
This
web page is developed to provide relevant documents, data, conference session
information related to the benchmark study and other information to Structural
Health Monitoring (SHM) community in particular, and to any interested party in
general.
Documents
and Presentations: