Demonstrates estimating bridge natural frequencies using satellite SAR, highlighting its potential for non-contact monitoring.
This study explores the feasibility of estimating the natural frequency of bridge structures using ICEYE Dwell-mode synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data. Sub-aperture imaging was employed to construct a complex image time series for analyzing the vibration-induced micro-Doppler components. To ensure precision, residual errors were mitigated through registration between the sub-aperture images and low-order polynomial detrending of multi-scatterer phase signals. The estimated frequency was found highly consistent with accelerometer-based measurements. These findings demonstrate the viability of satellite SAR as a remote, non-contact tool for structural health monitoring (SHM).
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