Le Quang Trung

Assistant Professor

Yokohama National University

Japan

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Le Quang Trung is an Assistant Professor at Yokohama National University in Japan. His research areas encompass advanced defect inspection techniques, particularly using flexible eddy current sensors and innovative signal processing methods for crack detection and corrosion monitoring. Recent articles highlight his contributions to improving sensor technology and methodologies for structural health assessment.

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2023

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Naoya Kasai

Yokohama National University

JAPAN

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Flexible eddy current array measurement system for crack detection in weld zones of steel structures

Optimising signal quality for corrosion detection using the innovative Mag_FSRCNN model to minimise hall sensor array in eddy current testing

Predicting actual crack size through crack signal obtained by advanced Flexible Eddy Current Sensor using ResNet integrated with CBAM and Huber loss function

Defect inspection on flat surfaces and weld zones utilizing an FEC sensor and crack signal processing with the MSSA method

Crack detection using a cutting-edge flexible eddy current sensor with voltage and phase measurement techniques

Development of differential hall sensors for Pulsed Eddy Current Testing using Gaussian pulse excitation

Development of an optode-type chloride ion sensor utilizing optical fiber with silver film

Enhancing corrosion detection in pulsed eddy current testing systems through autoencoder-based unsupervised learning

Development of an optical fiber core sensor integrated with silver film for chloride ion measurement

Extraction of Atmospheric Corrosion Monitoring Sensor Signals using MSSA and Corrosion Progress Prediction with an LSTM Model

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Naoya Kasai

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