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Structural Engineering and Construction Management
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Special Session on CSECM
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
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Structural Health Monitoring
14 December 2013, Earl’s Regency Hotel, Kandy, Sri Lanka. Session Chairs
Dr. Naveed Anwar
AIT Consulting
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Prof. Mahen Mahendran
QUT
[email protected] Dr. Najif Ismail
Otago Polytechnic
[email protected] Advisory Committee
Prof. Thishan Jayasinghe Dr. Upul Aththanayake
University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka Western Michigan University, USA
Structural health monitoring (SHM) is the process of
implementing damage detection and characterization strategies Dr. C. S. Lewangamage Dr. Mithila Achintha
University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka University of Southampton, UK
for structural systems. SHM process involves visual inspections,
observation of structures over time, static and dynamic
Dr. Kamal Karunananda Dr. Ruwan Apphuhamy
measurements and analysis. SHM is mainly used to assess the Open University of Sri Lanka University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka
health of structures after extreme loading, old structures, and
structures with changed loading conditions. The output expected Dr. U. I Dissanayake Dr. S. Siriwardena
from SHM process is ensuring the ability of structures to perform University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
the intended operations safely.
Session Coordinators
The special session on Structural Health Monitoring will provide a
platform for international scientists, engineers, enterprise, Dr. J.C.P.H. Gamage
researchers and project managers to discuss recent advances in University of Moratuwa
structural health monitoring of infrastructure and to explore the [email protected], Tel: +94-11-2650567
potential for international cooperation. This new edition will Eng. Chaminda Bandara
gather an international community that which will contribute to
University of Peradeniya
the state of the art in such multi disciplinary scientific and
[email protected], Tel: +94 775 400273
engineering environment with new results, fresh ideas and future
perspectives.
For More Details
Themes Prof. Ranjith Dissanayake
∙Monitoring principles: mechanical, acoustic, electrical, and others
University of Peradeniya
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∙Wireless monitoring networks
∙Sensors systems: piezoelectric, fiber optics, electromagnetic, MEMS, and others Mr. Namal Wickramasinghe
Conference Coordinator
∙Modeling and model-based approaches for damage identification [email protected]
∙Data-driven statistical approaches (Bayesian, PCA, SVM, etc) for damage identification +94 77 1094137
Fax: +94 81-4476797
∙Signal processing, data mining and fusion, sensor fault detection and recovery
∙Safety evaluation, reliability forecast, life-cycle performance-based design Paper Submission
∙Implementations of SHM, design guidelines and codes of SHM
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Abstract Submission 15 September 2013
Practical use of health monitoring procedures for engineering structures
Full Paper Submission 30th September 2013
Life evaluation of structures
Fatigue, fracture mechanics, corrosion effects http://www.icsecm.org/2013/Paper%20Submission.html
SHM related case studies
Principal Event Partner
University of Peradeniya University of Moratuwa University of Ruhuna
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Sri Lanka
