The contactless determination of deformations and deflections of structures with accuracy up to 0.01 mm in real time can also be used in practice the technology of ground based radar interferometry. It is also possible in real time to capture oscillations of the object with a frequency up to 100 Hz. Deformations can be determine simultaneously in multiple places of the object, for example a bridge structure at points distributed on the bridge deck at intervals of one or more meters. This allows to obtain both overall and detailed information about the behavior of the structure during the dynamic loading. In addition to the necessary principles are given practical examples
Recent progresses in radar techniques and systems have favoured the development of microwave interfe...
In this paper we report the results of a feasibility test on the applicability of Synthetic aperture...
Radar interferometry is a technique which can observe the earth’s surface during day and night time....
The contactless determination of vertical deformations of bridge structures with accuracy up to 0.01...
The methodology provides guidance for determining the vertical deflection of bridge structures using...
The paper presents the possibilities of radar interferometry in dynamic deformationmonitoring of bri...
Over the past 10 years, ground-based radar interferometry has become a frequently used technology fo...
Measurements of displacements of bridges under dynamic load are particularly difficult in the case o...
Recent progresses in radar techniques and systems have favoured the development of microwave interfe...
The aim of this paper is to determine the current capabilities of the radar interferometry methods a...
The paper proposes a method to estimate 2D/3D vibrations and displacements of mostly linear structur...
The paper proposes a method to estimate 2D/3D vibrations and displacements of mostly linear structur...
The development of interferometric radar sensors for the application to Civil Engineering structures...
Recent advances in radar techniques and systems have led to the development of microwave interferome...
Using interferometric processing, a coherent radar is capable of detecting the displacement of struc...
Recent progresses in radar techniques and systems have favoured the development of microwave interfe...
In this paper we report the results of a feasibility test on the applicability of Synthetic aperture...
Radar interferometry is a technique which can observe the earth’s surface during day and night time....
The contactless determination of vertical deformations of bridge structures with accuracy up to 0.01...
The methodology provides guidance for determining the vertical deflection of bridge structures using...
The paper presents the possibilities of radar interferometry in dynamic deformationmonitoring of bri...
Over the past 10 years, ground-based radar interferometry has become a frequently used technology fo...
Measurements of displacements of bridges under dynamic load are particularly difficult in the case o...
Recent progresses in radar techniques and systems have favoured the development of microwave interfe...
The aim of this paper is to determine the current capabilities of the radar interferometry methods a...
The paper proposes a method to estimate 2D/3D vibrations and displacements of mostly linear structur...
The paper proposes a method to estimate 2D/3D vibrations and displacements of mostly linear structur...
The development of interferometric radar sensors for the application to Civil Engineering structures...
Recent advances in radar techniques and systems have led to the development of microwave interferome...
Using interferometric processing, a coherent radar is capable of detecting the displacement of struc...
Recent progresses in radar techniques and systems have favoured the development of microwave interfe...
In this paper we report the results of a feasibility test on the applicability of Synthetic aperture...
Radar interferometry is a technique which can observe the earth’s surface during day and night time....