This article briefly presents the theory for a system identification and damage detection algorithm for linear systems, and discusses the effectiveness of such a methodology in the context of a benchmark problem that was proposed by the ASCE Task Group in Health Monitoring. The proposed approach has two well-defined phases: (1) identification of a state space model using the Observer/ Kalman filter identification algorithm, the eigensystem realization algorithm, and a nonlinear optimization approach based on sequential quadratic programming techniques, and (2) identification of the second-order dynamic model parameters from the realized state space model. Structural changes (damage) are characterized by investigating the changes in the second-order parameters of the "reference" and "damaged" models. An extensive numerical analysis, along with the underlying theory, is presented in order to assess the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed identification methodology.

Investigation of a system identification methodology in the context of the ASCE benchmark problem / Hilmi, Lus; Raimondo, Betti; Jun, Yu; DE ANGELIS, Maurizio. - In: JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS. - ISSN 0733-9399. - STAMPA. - 130:1(2004), pp. 71-84. [10.1061/(asce)0733-9399(2004)130:1(71)]

Investigation of a system identification methodology in the context of the ASCE benchmark problem

DE ANGELIS, Maurizio
2004

Abstract

This article briefly presents the theory for a system identification and damage detection algorithm for linear systems, and discusses the effectiveness of such a methodology in the context of a benchmark problem that was proposed by the ASCE Task Group in Health Monitoring. The proposed approach has two well-defined phases: (1) identification of a state space model using the Observer/ Kalman filter identification algorithm, the eigensystem realization algorithm, and a nonlinear optimization approach based on sequential quadratic programming techniques, and (2) identification of the second-order dynamic model parameters from the realized state space model. Structural changes (damage) are characterized by investigating the changes in the second-order parameters of the "reference" and "damaged" models. An extensive numerical analysis, along with the underlying theory, is presented in order to assess the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed identification methodology.
2004
bench marks; benchmarks; damage assessment; methodology; numerical analysis; numerical analysis.
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Investigation of a system identification methodology in the context of the ASCE benchmark problem / Hilmi, Lus; Raimondo, Betti; Jun, Yu; DE ANGELIS, Maurizio. - In: JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS. - ISSN 0733-9399. - STAMPA. - 130:1(2004), pp. 71-84. [10.1061/(asce)0733-9399(2004)130:1(71)]
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