Methodology Developments in Sensor Placement for Health Monitoring of Civil Infrastructures

A new method for optimal selection of sensor location on a high-rise building using simplified finite element model

(2013) Ting-Hua Yi et al.   STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS

Optimal Sensor Placement for Health Monitoring of High-Rise Structure Based on Genetic Algorithm

(2011) Ting-Hua Yi et al.   MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS IN ENGINEERING

Optimal sensor placement for structural health monitoring based on multiple optimization strategies

(2011) Ting-Hua Yi et al.   STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF TALL AND SPECIAL BUILDINGS

Comparison of different optimum criteria for sensor placement in lattice towers

(2010) Giuseppe Carlo Marano et al.   STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF TALL AND SPECIAL BUILDINGS

A Bayesian approach to optimal sensor placement for structural health monitoring with application to active sensing

(2009) Eric B. Flynn et al.   MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING

Evaluation of earthquake-induced structural damages by wavelet transform

(2009) Hongnan Li et al.   Progress in Natural Science-Materials International

Optimal sensor configuration of a typical transmission tower for the purpose of structural model updating

(2009) H. M. Chow et al.   Structural Control & Health Monitoring

Virus coevolution partheno-genetic algorithms for optimal sensor placement

(2008) Fei Kang et al.   ADVANCED ENGINEERING INFORMATICS

Energy efficient coverage control in wireless sensor networks based on multi-objective genetic algorithm

(2008) Jie Jia et al.   COMPUTERS & MATHEMATICS WITH APPLICATIONS

Optimal sensor placement for spatial lattice structure based on genetic algorithms

(2008) Wei Liu et al.   JOURNAL OF SOUND AND VIBRATION

Optimal vibration control of smart fiber reinforced composite shell structures using improved genetic algorithm

(2008) Tarapada Roy et al.   JOURNAL OF SOUND AND VIBRATION

Vibration-based structural health monitoring using output-only measurements under changing environment

(2007) A. Deraemaeker et al.   MECHANICAL SYSTEMS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING