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035    $a (OCoLC)913602284
040    $a UIG $b eng $e rda $c UIG $d SILO
088    $a InTrans Project 10-371
088    $a Iowa DOT Project HR-1088
100 1  $a Phares, Brent M., $e author. $u Iowa State University.
245 10 $a Implementation of a Pilot Continuous Monitoring System: $b Iowa Falls Arch Bridge $c Brent M. Phares, Justin Dahlberg, and Nick Burdine
264  1 $a Ames, Iowa $b Institute for Transportation, Iowa State University $c 2015
300    $a pages (71 pages in PD file) $b illustrations, charts, plans, photographs (chiefly color)
536    $a Performed by Iowa State University, Institute for Transportation $c InTrans Project 10-371
536    $a Sponsored by the Iowa Department of Transportation $c Iowa DOT Project HR-1088
500    $a June 2015 -- Technical Report Documentation Page
504    $a Includes bibliographic references (page 45)
520 3  $a The goal of this work was to move structural health monitoring (SHM) one step closer to being ready for mainstream use by the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Office of Bridges and Structures. To meet this goal, the objective of this project was to implement a pilot multi-sensor continuous monitoring system on the Iowa Falls Arch Bridge such that autonomous data analysis, storage, and retrieval can be demonstrated. The challenge with this work was to develop the open channels for communication, coordination, and cooperation of various Iowa DOT offices that could make use of the data. In a way, the end product was to be something akin to a control system that would allow for real-time evaluation of the operational condition of a monitored bridge. Development and finalization of general hardware and software components for a bridge SHM system were investigated and completed. This development and finalization was framed around the demonstration installation on the Iowa Falls Arch Bridge. The hardware system focused on using off-the-shelf sensors that could be read in either "fast" or "slow" modes depending on the desired monitoring metric. As hoped, the installed system operated with very few problems. In terms of communications -- in part due to the anticipated installation on the I-74 bridge over the Mississippi River -- a hardline digital subscriber line (DSL) internet connection and grid power were used. During operation, this system would transmit data to a central server location where the data would be processed and then archived for future retrieval and use. The pilot monitoring system was developed for general performance evaluation purposes (construction, structural, environmental, etc.) such that it could be easily adapted to the Iowa DOT's bridges and other monitoring needs. The system was developed allowing easy access to near real-time data in a format usable to Iowa DOT engineers.
500    $a Catalogers note: This record is for the full-length report. A 2-page tech transfer summary is also available, at a link in this record. The summary is not cataloged individually.
516    $a Text file in PDF format.
538    $a System requirements: Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Acrobat Reader, or other PDF reading software.
538    $a Mode of access: World Wide Web
513    $a Final Report
650  0 $a Arch bridges $z Iowa.
651  0 $a Iowa Falls (Iowa)
650 07 $a Arch bridges $2 trt
650 07 $a Bridges, $2 trt
650 07 $a Durability $2 trt
650 07 $a Implementation $2 trt
650 07 $a Infrastructure $2 trt
650 07 $a Mobility $2 trt
650 07 $a Monitoring $2 trt
650 07 $a Safety $2 trt
650 07 $a Sensors $2 trt
650 07 $a Structural health monitoring $2 trt
700 1  $a Dahlberg, Justin, $e author. $u Iowa State University.
700 1  $a Burdine, Nicholas, $e author. $u Iowa State University.
710 2  $a Iowa State University. $b Institute for Transportation, $e performing body.
710 1  $a Iowa. $b Department of Transportation, $e sponsoring body.
856 40 $a Iowa Publications Online $3 Online Access $z Full report $u http://publications.iowa.gov/id/eprint/20131
856 42 $a Iowa Publications Online $3 Online Access $z Tech transfer summary $u http://publications.iowa.gov/id/eprint/20131
856 40 $a DIgital Repository @ Iowa State University $3 Online Access $z Full report $u http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/intrans_reports/126
856 42 $a DIgital Repository @ Iowa State University $3 Online Access $z Tech transfer summary $u http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/intrans_techtransfer/78
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