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Research Structural Health Assesment Systems

We believe in the importance of maintaining close contact with the scientific community active within its areas of expertise, in particular smart structures, structural engineering, sensing and fiber-optic sensors. These contacts allow us to remain at the forefront of scientific progress and to contribute to the expansion of the monitoring culture world-wide.

Our research and development team actively contributes to the research community, attending conferences and regularly publishing papers in scientific literature.

Roctest’s products are widely used in academic and industry research. Our state-of-the-art fiber-optic sensors provide new measurement and monitoring capabilities, consistently opening new research avenues.

Benefits of our Research Program on Structural Health Assessment Solutions

  1. Integrated solutions Provide structural health monitoring solutions for dams and dikes using advanced fiber-optic technologies and vibrating wire sensors.
  2. Optimized operations and maintenance Provide important data on the structural behavior of a reservoir, a dam’s body or foundation in order to ensure safety.
  3. Preservation of water, safety of people and nature Run real-time or continuous monitoring.
  4. Impact assessment of extraordinary natural events Provide details on the impact of events such as earthquakes or excessive rainfall in an effort to minimize risk.
  5. Regulation compliance Develop technologies that meet current and future standards for dams and dikes.

Projects & Case Studies

  1. Max Planck Institute (Germany 2019)
  2. Concrete beam Poli Torino (Italy 2019)
  3. ReMap (European 2018)
  4. CERN-LHC Dipoles ( Switzerland , 2000 )
  5. EU Project ADAMOD ( Italy , 2008 - 2011 )
  6. EU-ZEM Project ( EU , 2001 - 2004 )
  7. Expo02 Tensegrity ( Switzerland , 1998 )
  8. Concrete setting evaluation Switzerland , 2002 - 2005

Research Publications

  1. Integrated Optics Inclinometers for SHM Inaudi et al, SMART 2019 Confernce, Potsdam
  2. Miniature Fiber Optic Sensors: from Human to Structural Health Monitoring Inaudi and Blin, SMAR 2017 conference, Zurich
  3. Smart Textiles for SHM of Geostructures and Buildings, Riccardo Belli, Branko Glisic, Daniele Inaudi, Berhane Gebreselassie , 4th International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring on Intelligent Infrastructure (SHMII-4) 2009, 22-24 July 2009, Zurich, Switzerland - 2009
  4. Health monitoring with optical fiber sensors: from human body to civil structures Éric Pinet, Caroline Hamel, Branko Glišic, Daniele Inaudi, Nicolae Miron , 14th SPIE Annual Symposium on Smart Structures and Materials & Nondestructive Evaluation and Health Monitoring, San Diego (CA), USA - (6532-19) - 2007
  5. Strain Sensors for Deepwater Applications Daniele Inaudi, Branko Glisic, Francesco Gasparoni, Stefano Cenedese, Maurizio Zecchin , The 3rd International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure - SHMII-3, November 13-16 - (on conference CD) - 2007
  6. Monitoring of Deep-Seated Mass Movements F. K. Brunner, H. Woschitz, K. Macheiner, The 3rd International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure - SHMII-3, November 13-16 - (On Proceedings CD) - 2007
  7. Separation of thermal and autogenous deformation at varying temperatures using optical fiber sensors M. Viviani, B. Glisic, I.F.C. Smith, Cement & Concrete Composites, Elsevier - (Vol. 29, pp 435-447) - 2007
  8. Health monitoring of a full composite CNG tanks using long-gage fiber optic sensors B. Glisic, D. Inaudi, 11th SPIE's Annual International Symposium on Smart Structures and Materials, March 14-18, 2004, San Diego, USA - (Vol. 5384-7) - 2004

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