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Artificial Intelligence-based methodology for Structural Health Monitoring. Application to bridges.
Structural damage, such as cracks, fatigue and corrosion are common symptoms of aging in bridge structures. To detect these damages, traditional methods such as visual inspection, are no longer effective for economic and practical reasons. Recent advances in low-cost smart sensing technologies and a
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