Structural Health Monitoring System for Masonry Historical Construction

Lamonaca, Francesco; Olivito, Renato Sante; Porzio, Saverio; Cami, D. L.; Scuro, Carmelo

doi:10.1109/metroarchaeo43810.2018.9089776

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“…Once sensors are installed and values of the parameters are recorded, these algorithms allow for the implementation of an automatic process to overcome errors due to human decisions and to generate alerts. Typically, two naturally-inspired algorithms are used in the design of SHM for historic masonry structures: optimal sensor placement (OSP) and damage identification (DI) [197]. These algorithms are typically used to reduce the costs of maintenance of cultural heritage buildings because they can generate punctual and specific alerts, allowing for timely interventions only when and where necessary.…”

Section: Data Analysis Algorithms For Modern Shm Architecturementioning

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Structural Health Monitoring and Management of Cultural Heritage Structures: A State-of-the-Art Review

Rossi

Bournas

2023

Applied Sciences

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In recent decades, the urgency to protect and upgrade cultural heritage structures (CHS) has become of primary importance due to their unique value and potential areas of impact (economic, social, cultural, and environmental). Structural health monitoring (SHM) and the management of CHS are emerging as decisive safeguard measures aimed at assessing the actual state of the conservation and integrity of the structure. Moreover, the data collected from SHM are essential to plan cost-effective and sustainable maintenance solutions, in compliance with the basic preservation principles for historic buildings, such as minimum intervention. It is evident that, compared to new buildings, the application of SHM to CHS is even more challenging because of the uniqueness of each monitored structure and the need to respect its architectural and historical value. This paper aims to present a state-of-the-art evaluation of the current traditional and innovative SHM techniques adopted for CHS and to identify future research trends. First, a general introduction regarding the use of monitoring strategies and technologies for CHS is presented. Next, various traditional SHM techniques currently used in CHS are described. Then, attention is focused on the most recent technologies, such as fibre optic sensors and smart-sensing materials. Finally, an overview of innovative methods and tools for managing and analysing SHM data, including IoT-SHM systems and the integration of BIM in heritage structures, is provided.

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Section: Data Analysis Algorithms For Modern Shm Architecturementioning

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Structural Health Monitoring and Management of Cultural Heritage Structures: A State-of-the-Art Review

Rossi

Bournas

2023

Applied Sciences

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“…If σt (tensile stress in the masonry) is equal to ft, the tensile strength of the masonry is imposed in terms of a limit domain of Turnšek and Čačovič's formulation and τ = b• τ0, (7) becomes:…”

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“…Generally, SHM systems are placed in structures in a non-invasive manner, using a reversible process incorporating sensors. Here, the sensors are placed in highly precise control points of the structure in order to minimise unnecessary costs and information acquisition [1], [7]. Following a check, the useful information acquired by the sensors are used in mathematical numerical models of the structures to determine the evolution of any possible damage and safety issues [8].…”

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Preliminary study of an ancient earthquake-proof construction technique monitoring by an innovative structural health monitoring system

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<p class="Abstract">The historical and cultural heritage analysis of the Italian territory is of primary importance, because this territory is one of the richest in the world and can enrich our knowledge in different field. In fact, in the field of structural engineering, a new discovery was made in Calabria, in the south of Italy. By investigating various architectural treatises related to earthquake-proof constructions, new knowledge was ganed by analyzing buildings made with fictile tubules bricks. One of them is an unprecedented anti-seismic construction widespread in southern Calabria and patented by Pasquale Frezza.</p><p class="Abstract">In order to avoid the collapses of these structures, in this work, an innovative method to monitor and obtain the mechanical properties of these structures in real time, minimizing measurement uncertainty is proposed.</p>

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“…Solutions are often based on different technologies' integration and varying solutions for storage and computing (public or on-premise cloud) [91][92][93]. Solutions refer also to structures integrated with heterogeneous sensors allowing the simultaneous monitoring of different parts of buildings [94] or supported through virtual reality and drones for inspection tasks [58].…”

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The IoT as a Key in the Sensitive Balance between Development Needs and Sustainable Conservation of Cultural Resources in Italian Heritage Cities

Lerario

2020

Sustainability

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In recent years the application of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to the built heritage has been increasingly finalized to heritage promotion in order to maximize visitor flows. New urgent challenges facing built heritage loom now over its very existence and our possibilities to preserve it for future generations. Italian heritage cities represent a delicate context, where concerns related to tourist flows and resource consumption are amplified due to the concentration of sites and points of interests in urban areas, also in very small ones, while tourism remains vital for economic growth. In such contexts, balancing economic development and sustainable heritage conservation demands well-calibrated tools and approaches. The article presents an overview of the ways the Internet of Things (IoT) is currently used to solve urban issues and support heritage projects. On this basis, and considering the characters and problems typical of heritage cities, as well as the features of the Italian scenario, the most appropriate application lines of IoT for the Italian heritage cities are identified. Then, their potentialities, the mutual impacts between them and the heritage field and the key role of the IoT in supporting the delicate balance between economic development and cultural resource conservation are finally discussed.

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Structural Health Monitoring System for Masonry Historical Construction

Cited by 9 publications

References 27 publications

Structural Health Monitoring and Management of Cultural Heritage Structures: A State-of-the-Art Review

Structural Health Monitoring and Management of Cultural Heritage Structures: A State-of-the-Art Review

Preliminary study of an ancient earthquake-proof construction technique monitoring by an innovative structural health monitoring system

The IoT as a Key in the Sensitive Balance between Development Needs and Sustainable Conservation of Cultural Resources in Italian Heritage Cities

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