Permanent installation of wireless structural monitoring systems in infrastructure systems
C.A. Peckens, M.B. Kane, Y. Zhang and J.P. Lynch, University of Michigan, USA
Abstract:
Over the last several decades, wireless sensing technologies have arisen as an inexpensive and robust method of data collection, used in a variety of structural monitoring applications for various types of infrastructure systems. In comparison with their natural counterparts (i.e., cabled monitoring systems), wireless monitoring systems offer low-cost and low-power communication between a large number of sensing devices. However, successful implementation of such technologies is highly dependent on several factors, such as constant power supply, reliable communication, ...
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