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The large-segment hoisting construction technology for bridges is increasingly widely used due to its flexibility and efficiency, although it also poses challenges to construction monitoring. Traditional monitoring technology is unitary with low data processing efficiency, making it difficult to meet the accuracy requirements of large-segment hoisting. The application of digital technology has brought about an opportunity for innovation in bridge construction monitoring technology. To address existing challenges and explore digital applications, this paper takes the integral hoisting construction control of the large-segment steel box girder in a large cross-sea bridge as an example, developing an alignment, stress, and temperature monitoring scheme by taking the key points of hoisting construction control into consideration. A monitoring platform was developed, and the workflow of large-segment hoisting construction monitoring is systematically summarized from the viewpoint of practical engineering, which provides a valuable reference for achieving precise and efficient construction monitoring and control in similar projects.
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