Monitoring and vibration risk assessment in cultural heritage via Wireless Sensors Network

Abruzzese, Donato; Angelaccio, Michele; Giuliano, Romeo; Miccoli, Lorenzo; Vari, Alessandro

doi:10.1109/hsi.2009.5091040

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“…Abruzzese et al,in [92], presented a wireless system focused on the management of the structural safety when a structure is succumbed to a natural disaster, like an earthquake. The dynamic characterization of an historical tower was done, and the data were used in a computational simulation.…”

Section: Heritage Constructions: a Special Case Study For Shmmentioning

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Global overview on advances in structural health monitoring platforms

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Coelho

et al. 2016

J Civil Struct Health Monit

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Advances in the development of sensors, data processing systems, and numerical models have motivated the implementation of structural health monitoring (SHM) specially focused on the assessment of structural safety. Thus, this work presents a literature review about SHM platforms, especially from 1993 to 2015. In this way, a short history review about the recent advances on SHM, mainly related with dynamic monitoring, was summarized, and a benchmark and the main guidelines related with SHM platforms were also included in this review. Some case studies are also described here. Special attention was given to SHM platforms, and a method for their classification (an extension of Rytter's method) is presented. In addition, experiences related with heritage constructions, specially focused on maintenance, were included in this work. In the final section, some observations are made about the new prospects for SHM. The recent advances on SHM platforms contributed to the development of adaptive systems and to the cost reduction of the monitoring systems implementation, allowing the increase of its application in real structures. However, the monitoring systems should be implemented, optimizing all the available sensing technologies.

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Section: Heritage Constructions: a Special Case Study For Shmmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Nevertheless, the technician's role during the structural assessment process should be sustained and adjusted. On most recent platforms' design and implementation, the wireless communication has been used [9,92,93], aiming at most ''clean'' and flexible monitoring system without cabling.…”

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Global overview on advances in structural health monitoring platforms

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Coelho

et al. 2016

J Civil Struct Health Monit

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“…frequently used in military environments (Chien-Chung et al, 2001), inside the industry to verify the status of machineries (Iqbal et al, 2017) or at cultural heritage sites where some parameters, typically mechanical quantities, can be monitored (Abruzzese et al, 2009;Ming et al, 2008). One of the environmental applications is also a WSN able to smell the pesticides in the air.…”

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Electronic Nose for Pesticides: The First Study Towards a Smart Analysis

Leccese

Cagnetti

Giarnetti

et al. 2019

Contemporary Agriculture

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Summary Within a project co-funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the final aim of which is to develop a WSN for smart monitoring of pesticides on agricultural land, the Italian and Serbian researchers have developed a hardware section of an electronic nose for pesticides. Since there are no specialized sensors which can smell the presence or absence of pesticides in the air, the electronic nose has been designed starting from an array of commercial gas sensors developed for other environmental applications. These sensors have a great advantage as they are COTS components. A measurement bench for testing the performance of the system has also been developed. Experimental tests have been conducted and the results have demonstrated the appropriateness of the idea. A test for calibration has been designed, as well, and it will be performed in the near future.

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“…Sulfur dioxide has a destructive effect on cultural relics with limestone. The damage caused by tiny vibrations is not obvious [7], but long-term vibrations will cause a large number of cracks in the surface layer of the rock mass, such as in the Longmen Grottoes and Yungang Grottoes in China, resulting in large-scale shedding. Therefore, the influence of environmental factors on ancient buildings is very large.…”

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Environmental Monitoring of Ancient Buildings Based on a Wireless Sensor Network

Lin

Zhang

Jiang

et al. 2018

Sensors

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Environmental monitoring plays an important role in the preventive protection of ancient buildings, although it is still in the prototype stage. In order to provide data support for the protection of ancient buildings, an environmental monitoring system with multi-sensor and multi-node for the interior and exterior of ancient buildings is designed and realized, based on ZigBee, TCP/IP, and intranet penetration technology. The new type of indoor node package box and outdoor package device are designed to meet the needs of different types of sensors. The monitoring platform is developed on the strength of the LabView so as to obtain real-time display, storage, and over-limit warning functions for local and remote monitoring data. It also proves that the monitoring system is stable and reliable by monitoring the actual ancient building with a brick (stone) structure.

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Monitoring and vibration risk assessment in cultural heritage via Wireless Sensors Network

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

Global overview on advances in structural health monitoring platforms

Global overview on advances in structural health monitoring platforms

Electronic Nose for Pesticides: The First Study Towards a Smart Analysis

Environmental Monitoring of Ancient Buildings Based on a Wireless Sensor Network

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