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Transport Infrastructure Surveillance and Monitoring by Electromagnetic Sensing : The ISTIMES Project

Authors :
Proto, Monica
Bavusi, Massimo
Bernini, Romeo
Bigagli, Lorenzo
Bost, Marie
Bourquin, Fredreric
Cottineau, Louis-Marie
Cuomo, Vincenzo
Della Vecchia, Pietro
Dolce, Mauro
Dumoulin, Jean
Eppelbaum, Lev
Fornaro, Gianfranco
Gustafsson, Mats
Hugenschmidt, Johannes
Kaspersen, Peter
Kim, Hyunwook
Lapenna, Vincenzo
Leggio, Mario
Loperte, Antonio
Mazzetti, Paolo
Moroni, Claudio
Nativi, Stefano
Nordebo, Sven
Pacini, Fabrizio
Palombo, Angelo
Pascucci, Simone
Perrone, Angela
Pignatti, Stefano
Ponzo, Felice Carlo
Rizzo, Enzo
Soldovieri, Francesco
Taillade, Fedreric
Proto, Monica
Bavusi, Massimo
Bernini, Romeo
Bigagli, Lorenzo
Bost, Marie
Bourquin, Fredreric
Cottineau, Louis-Marie
Cuomo, Vincenzo
Della Vecchia, Pietro
Dolce, Mauro
Dumoulin, Jean
Eppelbaum, Lev
Fornaro, Gianfranco
Gustafsson, Mats
Hugenschmidt, Johannes
Kaspersen, Peter
Kim, Hyunwook
Lapenna, Vincenzo
Leggio, Mario
Loperte, Antonio
Mazzetti, Paolo
Moroni, Claudio
Nativi, Stefano
Nordebo, Sven
Pacini, Fabrizio
Palombo, Angelo
Pascucci, Simone
Perrone, Angela
Pignatti, Stefano
Ponzo, Felice Carlo
Rizzo, Enzo
Soldovieri, Francesco
Taillade, Fedreric
Publication Year :
2010

Abstract

The ISTIMES project, funded by the European Commission in the frame of a joint Call "ICT and Security" of the Seventh Framework Programme, is presented and preliminary research results are discussed. The main objective of the ISTIMES project is to design, assess and promote an Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)-based system, exploiting distributed and local sensors, for non-destructive electromagnetic monitoring of critical transport infrastructures. The integration of electromagnetic technologies with new ICT information and telecommunications systems enables remotely controlled monitoring and surveillance and real time data imaging of the critical transport infrastructures. The project exploits different non-invasive imaging technologies based on electromagnetic sensing (optic fiber sensors, Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite platform based, hyperspectral spectroscopy, Infrared thermography, Ground Penetrating Radar-, low-frequency geophysical techniques, Ground based systems for displacement monitoring). In this paper, we show the preliminary results arising from the GPR and infrared thermographic measurements carried out on the Musmeci bridge in Potenza, located in a highly seismic area of the Apennine chain (Southern Italy) and representing one of the test beds of the project.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1233821619
Document Type :
Electronic Resource
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.3390.s101210620