Sentence examples for monitor large structures from inspiring English sources

The acoustic emission (AE) phenomenon has many attributes that make it desirable as a structural health monitoring or non-destructive testing technique, including the capability to continuously and globally monitor large structures using a sparse sensor array and with no dependency on defect size.

In this paper the use of PPP GPS for monitoring large structures is investigated.

In practical applications, PZT networks are needed to monitor large scale structures.

Continuous monitoring of large structures is essential to ensure their integrity.

This paper addresses the application of a non-contact vibrometer, designed for dynamic testing and monitoring of large structures.

It is anticipated that such a sensor system could find important applications for health monitoring of large structures.

This study develops a new electromechanical (EM) impedance measurement technique specifically for continuous monitoring of large structures.

For accurate and reliable monitoring of large structures by array systems, a high number of actuator and sensor elements are often required.

For the monitoring of large structures where the loading is typically characterized by large uncertainties in temporal and/or spatial evolution, algorithms capable of estimating a set of response driving equivalent forces are strongly desired.

A prototype camera has been assembled under the ESA Innovation Triangle Initiative and supplied to SEA where there has been an assessment of the potential of this technology for a range of space applications, including Rover Vision, Rendezvous and Docking, and monitoring the deployment of large structures.

This type of sensor was found to be efficient and useful for monitoring large-scale structures.