A computationally inexpensive algorithm is developed to provide an insight to the location of structural damage, using the original finite element model and a subset of measured eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The computational requirements of the algorithm may make the technique suitable for real-time implementation. With damage location determined, a second algorithm is developed to determine the extent of damage. The algorithms are demonstrated using two classes of structural models. The effects of eigenvector measurement error is demonstrated and techniques to overcome the effects of noise are discussed.
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