Different Approach for the Structure Inclination Determination

The current engineering and building pace has reached localities where vast civil projects were not considered. The changes of the intravillan area may cause some vacant historical localities to become a boundary or even a part of occupied area. The proximity of designed civil projects to historical...

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Published in:Buildings (Basel) 2023-03, Vol.13 (3), p.637
Main Authors: Bačová, Daša, Ižvoltová, Jana, Šedivý, Štefan, Chromčák, Jakub
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Automation
Bridges
Civil engineering
Construction
Data acquisition
Data collection
Deformation
Gauss–Mark model
Geomorphology
Historic buildings
Historical structures
Monitoring systems
plane estimation
Sensors
Software
structure inclination
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Summary:The current engineering and building pace has reached localities where vast civil projects were not considered. The changes of the intravillan area may cause some vacant historical localities to become a boundary or even a part of occupied area. The proximity of designed civil projects to historical structures may have great impact on their stability, and it is recommended or even legislatively set to monitor the possible changes in their shape or position. In case of protected structures, it is convenient to find a non-invasive way to measure and monitor historical structures if possible. Many data acquisition methods used in civil engineering for various purposes have gone through significant technological progress and enable the new ways of data collection. It is needed to focus on these methods from an application and precision point of view.
ISSN:2075-5309
2075-5309
DOI:10.3390/buildings13030637