Method for Separating Measured Structural Responses of Real-World Structures Using Their Multi-timescale Characteristics

Wei Lu; Yan Cui; Cheng Yuan; Jun Teng; Weihua Hu

doi:10.1007/s40999-025-01196-9

February 2, 2026International Journal of Civil Engineering

Method for Separating Measured Structural Responses of Real-World Structures Using Their Multi-timescale Characteristics

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Separation of measured structural responses is essential for accurate assessments and durability evaluations, providing a clearer understanding of system behavior.
Key metrics include distinct responses observed across various timescales, enhancing the fidelity of data interpretation and structural assessments.
The approach relies on advanced signal processing techniques to analyze and separate diverse responses from real-world structures effectively.
The findings highlight potential for improved predictive maintenance and structural health monitoring, although further validation with diverse structures may be needed.

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Observational analysis reveals separate measured structural responses using multi-timescale characteristics, indicating new approaches for real-world applications.

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