FIELD VERIFICATION OF A NONDESTRUCTIVE DAMAGE LOCALIZATION AND SEVERITY ESTIMATION ALGORITHM
By N. Stubbs, Jeong‐Tae Kim, Charles R. Farrar. 2002
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Citations in the corpus
- Damage estimation on beam-like structures using the multi-resolution analysis (2006, methodology): “Such drawbacks of the frequency approaches draw special attention to methods utilizing displacement measures such as the mode shape curvature (MSC) method given by Pandey et al. (1991) and the damage index (DI) method given by Stubbs et al. (1995).”
- A review of vibration-based structural health monitoring with special emphasis on composite materials (2006, background): “Sundararaman et al. (2005) use sparse phased sensor/ actuator arrays for online damage detection and localization on heterogeneous and homogeneous plates and discuss the theory of narrowband and broadband beamforming of propagating plate waves in damaged elastic media.”
- Assessment of Vibration-based Damage Identification Methods Using Displacement and Distributed Strain Measurements (2009, methodology): “[22] can also be obtained in terms of the MMSV mi, gage-lengths lmi and distance hmi from the inertia axis to sensor location as”