Data fusion approaches for structural health monitoring and system identification: Past, present, and future

During the past decades, significant efforts have been dedicated to develop reliable methods in structural health monitoring. The health assessment for the target structure of interest is achieved through the interpretation of collected data. At the beginning of the 21st century, the rapid advances...

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