SUMMARYA damage detection algorithm of structural health monitoring systems for base-isolated buildings is proposed. The algorithm consists of the multiple-input multiple-output subspace identiÿcation method and the complex modal analysis. The algorithm is applicable to linear and non-linear systems. The story sti ness and damping as damage indices of a shear structure are identiÿed by the algorithm. The algorithm is further tuned for base-isolated buildings considering their unique dynamic characteristics by simplifying the systems to single-degree-of-freedom systems. The isolation layer and the superstructure of a base-isolated building are treated as separate substructures as they are distinctly di erent in their dynamic properties. The e ectiveness of the algorithm is evaluated through the numerical analysis and experiment. Finally, the algorithm is applied to the existing 7-story base-isolated building that is equipped with an Internet-based monitoring system.
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