Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring (JCSHM) - v. 6, n. 4 (September 2016)

Erschienen:	September 2016

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Chan, Brodie / Guan, Hong / Hou, Lei / Jo, Jun / Blumenstein, Michael / Wang, Jun	Defining a conceptual framework for the integration of modelling and advanced imaging for improving the reliability and efficiency of bridge assessments	703-714
Suo, Wenbin / Lu, Yi / Shi, Bin / Zhu, Honghu / Wei, Guangqing / Jiang, Hongtao	Development and application of a fixed-point fiber-optic sensing cable for ground fissure monitoring	715-724
Fouad, N. / Saifeldeen, M. A. / Huang, H. / Wu, Z. S.	Early corrosion monitoring of reinforcing steel bars by using long-gauge carbon fiber sensors	691-701
Morcous, George / Tadros, Maher K.	Load rating of tied-arch bridge systems	725-737
Mahini, Seyed Saeed / Moore, John C. / Glencross-Grant, Rex	Monitoring timber beam bridge structural reliability in regional Australia	751-761
Qu, Hongya / Li, Mengxing / Chen, Genda / Sneed, Lesley H. / Anderson, Neil L.	Multi-bandwidth wavelet transform of impact echo signals for delamination detection of thin concrete slabs	649-664
Mukupa, Wallace / Roberts, Gethin W. / Hancock, Craig M. / Al-Manasir, Khalil	non-destructive technique for health assessment of fire-damaged concrete elements using terrestrial laser scanning	665-679
Li, Suzhen / Peng, Xinghua	Safety monitoring of underground steel pipeline subjected to soil deformation using wireless inclinometers	739-749
Quintana, Juan A. / Carrión, Francisco J. / Crespo, Saúl E. / Bonilla, Víctor / Garnica, Paul / Pérez, Alfonso	SHM and evaluation of a continuous reinforced concrete pavement	681-689

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Chan, Brodie / Guan, Hong / Hou, Lei / Jo, Jun / Blumenstein, Michael / Wang, Jun

Defining a conceptual framework for the integration of modelling and advanced imaging for improving the reliability and efficiency of bridge assessments

703-714

Suo, Wenbin / Lu, Yi / Shi, Bin / Zhu, Honghu / Wei, Guangqing / Jiang, Hongtao

Development and application of a fixed-point fiber-optic sensing cable for ground fissure monitoring

715-724

Fouad, N. / Saifeldeen, M. A. / Huang, H. / Wu, Z. S.

Early corrosion monitoring of reinforcing steel bars by using long-gauge carbon fiber sensors

691-701

Morcous, George / Tadros, Maher K.

Load rating of tied-arch bridge systems

725-737

Mahini, Seyed Saeed / Moore, John C. / Glencross-Grant, Rex

Monitoring timber beam bridge structural reliability in regional Australia

751-761

Qu, Hongya / Li, Mengxing / Chen, Genda / Sneed, Lesley H. / Anderson, Neil L.

Multi-bandwidth wavelet transform of impact echo signals for delamination detection of thin concrete slabs

649-664

Mukupa, Wallace / Roberts, Gethin W. / Hancock, Craig M. / Al-Manasir, Khalil

non-destructive technique for health assessment of fire-damaged concrete elements using terrestrial laser scanning

665-679

Li, Suzhen / Peng, Xinghua

Safety monitoring of underground steel pipeline subjected to soil deformation using wireless inclinometers

739-749

Quintana, Juan A. / Carrión, Francisco J. / Crespo, Saúl E. / Bonilla, Víctor / Garnica, Paul / Pérez, Alfonso

SHM and evaluation of a continuous reinforced concrete pavement

681-689

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