Ferdinand, 2014 - Google Patents
The evolution of optical fiber sensors technologies during the 35 last years and their applications in structure health monitoringFerdinand, 2014
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- Ferdinand P
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- EWSHM-7th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring
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Since late 70s,(quasi-) distributed OFS have been developed, 12 countries producing 85% of the global effort. Since mid-80s, OFS has caught attention in many sectors where SHM is a matter of concern (civil engineering, composites, oil & gas, renewable energies, safety...) …
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