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Title: Structural Health Monitoring in Australia
Edited by: Tommy Chan, David P Thambiratnam
ISBN10-13: 1631170228 : 9781631170225
Format: Paperback
Size: 260x180mm
Pages: 241
Weight: .444 Kg.
Published: Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US) - March   2014
List Price: 132.99 Pounds Sterling
Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 1
Subjects: Engineering: general
The Okavango Delta, a globally renowned wetland, is characterised by a mosaic of meandering watercourses, floodplains and islands, and is home to a variety of wildlife and vegetation species. It is a major source of livelihoods for the local communities and also an important attraction for tourism, the second most important economic activity in Botswana after diamonds, contributing 5% to the gross domestic product (GDP). As a globally renowned Ramsar Site and major tourist attraction, the Okavango Delta is a resource of national, regional and international importance. This book examines the results of empirical micro-level studies undertaken in the Okavango Delta and contributes to the formulation of relevant policies for sustainable development in the Okavango Delta.
Table of Contents:
Foreword Preface Structural Health Monitoring for Long Span Bridges: Hong Kong Experience & Continuing onto Australia; Damage Localisation in Beams & Plates Using Vibration Characteristics; Use of Acoustic Emission Technique for Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges; Structural Health Monitoring in Western Australia - From Research to Application; Vibration-Based Damage Detection for Timber Structure in Australia Civionics: A Merging Interdisciplinary Research in Australia; Structural Reliability Analysis & Service Life Prediction For Structural Health Monitoring; Improving The Reliability of a Bridge Deterioration Model for a Decision Support System using Artificial Intelligence; Index.
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