Infrastructure monitoring data management.

Darwish, Ihab; Garratt, Matthew; Longfield Jr., Matthew; Hanna, Ziad; Donoso, Melissa; Alfred Benesch & Company

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Infrastructure monitoring data management.

2015-07-01
By Darwish, Ihab ; Garratt, Matthew ; Longfield Jr., Matthew ; ...

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Darwish, Ihab ; Garratt, Matthew ; Longfield Jr., Matthew ; Hanna, Ziad ; Donoso, Melissa

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Alfred Benesch & Company
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Data Collection Finite Element Method Highway Bridges Recommendations Strain Gages Structural Health Monitoring Weigh In Motion
Publication/ Report Number:

RC-1625
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Michigan
Corporate Publisher:

Michigan. Dept. of Transportation. Office of Research Administration
Abstract:

The primary objective of this project is to advance the development of a structural health monitoring

system (SHMS) for the Cut River Bridge. The scope includes performing an analysis from the fiber

optic strain gauge readings and making recommendations for any future application of a SHMS in

Michigan. Additionally, the recorded data from the fiber optic strain gauges and weigh-in-motion

(WIM) station were used to calibrate a 3D finite element model. The finite element model will enhance

assessment of the remaining structural members that are not equipped with fiber optic strain gauges.

Specifically for the Cut River Bridge, recommendations have been made for coordinating the SHMS

with MDOT’s Data Use Analysis Processing (DUAP) project. The analysis and recommendations will

be focused on meeting MDOT’s connected technologies initiatives and core goals of safety, mobility,

planning, and asset management.
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2009-0642
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US Transportation Collection
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