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Location and Severity Identification of Notch-Type Damage in a Two-Storey Steel Framed Structure Utilising Frequency Response Functions and Artificial Neural Network
Location and Severity Identification of Notch-Type Damage in a Two-Storey Steel Framed Structure Utilising Frequency Response Functions and Artificial Neural Network
Location and Severity Identification of Notch-Type Damage in a Two-Storey Steel Framed Structure Utilising Frequency Response Functions and Artificial Neural Network
Samali, B. (author) / Dackermann, U. (author) / Li, J. (author) / Chan, Tommy H. T. / Samali, Bijan / Australian Network of Structural Health Monitoring
Workshop; 2nd, Australian Network of Structural Health Monitoring; ; 2012 ; Sydney, Australia
2012-01-01
16 pages
Conference paper
English
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