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Davide Raviolo

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Davide Raviolo

PhD Candidate
Department of Structural Engineering
Department of Language and Literature

davide.raviolo@ntnu.no
Materialteknisk, 3-92, Gløshaugen, Trondheim
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PhD Project

My research focuses on advancing Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) techniques for detecting structural damage by gathering data from representative road bridges in the operational environment. The primary research interests are:

  • Automated data processing methods for SHM through machine learning algorithms that analyze sensor data and extract relevant features.
  • Methodologies for updating finite element models of bridges based on sensor data for effective damage detection.
  • Robust and automatic procedures for detecting changes in the bridge structure that may impact its safety.
  • Study relationships between environmental factors (e.g., temperature, humidity, wind) and the bridge's dynamic response.

By addressing these topics, the research aims to contribute to the development of more robust and reliable SHM techniques. The developed techniques can facilitate early detection of structural damage, enable proactive maintenance strategies, and enhance the overall safety and longevity of bridge infrastructure.

Supervisors

Ole Andre Øiseth

Øyvind Wiig Petersen

Knut Andreas Kvåle

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2024

  • Raviolo, Davide; Civera, Marco; Zanotti Fragonara, Luca. (2024) A Bayesian sampling optimisation strategy for finite element model updating. Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring (JCSHM)
    Academic article

2023

  • Raviolo, Davide; Civera, Marco; Zanotti Fragonara, Luca. (2023) A Comparative Analysis of Optimization Algorithms for Finite Element Model Updating on Numerical and Experimental Benchmarks. Buildings
    Academic literature review

Journal publications

  • Raviolo, Davide; Civera, Marco; Zanotti Fragonara, Luca. (2024) A Bayesian sampling optimisation strategy for finite element model updating. Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring (JCSHM)
    Academic article
  • Raviolo, Davide; Civera, Marco; Zanotti Fragonara, Luca. (2023) A Comparative Analysis of Optimization Algorithms for Finite Element Model Updating on Numerical and Experimental Benchmarks. Buildings
    Academic literature review

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