Browsing by author "Conde Carnero, Borja"

doctoralThesis
Enxeñaría dos recursos naturais e medio ambiente
Programa de Doutoramento en Xeotecnoloxías Aplicadas á Construción, Enerxía e Industria (RD 99/2011)

Structural health control of historical steel structures using HBIM

Bouzas Rodriguez, Óscar

; Cabaleiro Núñez, Manuel

; Conde Carnero, Borja

; Cruz, Yago; Riveiro Rodríguez, Belén

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Enxeñaría dos materiais, mecánica aplicada e construción

Browsing by author "Conde Carnero, Borja"

Automated calibration of FEM models using LiDAR point clouds ﻿

Automatic identification and geometrical modeling of steel rivets of historical structures from Lidar data ﻿

A case study of measurements of deformations due to different loads in pieces less than 1 m from lidar data ﻿

A comparative study between wmms and tls for the stability analysis of the San Pedro church barrel vault by means of the finite element method ﻿

Design and testing of a decision tree algorithm for early failure detection in steel truss bridges ﻿

Deterministic and probabilistic-based model updating of aging steel bridges ﻿

First results of a methodology to obtain a 1D variable geometry model for the structural analysis of corroded steel beams from the point cloud ﻿

A holistic methodology for the non-destructive experimental characterization and reliability-based structural assessment of historical steel bridges ﻿

Integration of a wearable mobile mapping solution and advance numerical simulations for the structural analysis of historical constructions: a case of study in San Pedro church (Palencia, Spain) ﻿

A novel fully removable walkway system with non-invasive anchors for structural health inspection and maintenance of historic steel structures ﻿

Obtaining of variable geometry beam models for steel beams with corrosion ﻿

Reliability-based structural assessment of historical masonry arch bridges: The case study of Cernadela bridge ﻿

Removable, reconfigurable, and sustainable steel structures: a state-of-the-art review of clamp-based steel connections ﻿

Structural assessment of masonry arch bridges by combination of non-destructive testing techniques and advanced numerical modelling ﻿

Structural health control of historical steel structures using HBIM ﻿

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Automated calibration of FEM models using LiDAR point clouds

Automatic identification and geometrical modeling of steel rivets of historical structures from Lidar data

A case study of measurements of deformations due to different loads in pieces less than 1 m from lidar data

A comparative study between wmms and tls for the stability analysis of the San Pedro church barrel vault by means of the finite element method

Design and testing of a decision tree algorithm for early failure detection in steel truss bridges

Deterministic and probabilistic-based model updating of aging steel bridges

First results of a methodology to obtain a 1D variable geometry model for the structural analysis of corroded steel beams from the point cloud

A holistic methodology for the non-destructive experimental characterization and reliability-based structural assessment of historical steel bridges

Integration of a wearable mobile mapping solution and advance numerical simulations for the structural analysis of historical constructions: a case of study in San Pedro church (Palencia, Spain)

A novel fully removable walkway system with non-invasive anchors for structural health inspection and maintenance of historic steel structures

Obtaining of variable geometry beam models for steel beams with corrosion

Reliability-based structural assessment of historical masonry arch bridges: The case study of Cernadela bridge

Removable, reconfigurable, and sustainable steel structures: a state-of-the-art review of clamp-based steel connections

Structural assessment of masonry arch bridges by combination of non-destructive testing techniques and advanced numerical modelling

Structural health control of historical steel structures using HBIM