Rodrigo Sarlo

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

United States

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Rodrigo Sarlo is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Tech in the United States. His research areas include structural health monitoring, smart infrastructure data processing, and the evaluation of civil engineering structures using advanced technologies such as LiDAR and generative adversarial networks. He has contributed to the field through several recent articles focusing on experimental and numerical studies related to structural assessment and real-time monitoring systems.

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Frederick Paige

Assistant Professor

Virginia Tech

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Christopher Lippitt

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University of New Mexico

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Experimental and numerical study on the fundamental period of metal buildings

Real-time processing and visualization for smart infrastructure data

On the effectiveness of dimensionality reduction for unsupervised structural health monitoring anomaly detection

Automatic evaluation of rebar spacing and quality using LiDAR data: Field application for bridge structural assessment

Dual-purpose procedure for bridge health monitoring and weigh-in-motion used for multiple-vehicle events

Nothing-on-road bridge-weigh-in-motion used for long-span, concrete-box-girder bridges: an experimental case study

In situ seismic testing for experimental modal analysis of civil structures

A general framework for supervised structural health monitoring and sensor output validation mitigating data imbalance with generative adversarial networks-generated high-dimensional features

Automated extraction of structural beam lines and connections from point clouds of steel buildings

A system reliability approach to real-time unsupervised structural health monitoring without prior information

Bridge-weigh-in-motion approach for simultaneous multiple vehicles on concrete-box-girder bridges

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Frederick Paige

Christopher Lippitt

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