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Structural monitoring

Structural monitoring

Site monitoring karusell

  • Below bridge deck of the Bergsøysund Bridge. Photograph by NTNU/Gøran Loraas.

     

     

  • Installation of monitoring equipment at the Lerelva railway bridge. Photograph by NTNU.

     

     

  • Anemometer at the Hardanger Bridge. Photograph by NTNU/Knut Andreas Kvåle.

     

     

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Extensive monitoring systems have been installed at numerous bridges and transport infrastructure in Norway. The measured data is highly valuable in assessing the responses, loads, or the condition of the structure. These systems are funded by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, the Norwegian National Rail Administration, and by NTNU.

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Contact

  • Gunnstein Thomas Frøseth

    Gunnstein Thomas Frøseth Associate Professor

    +47-73594550 gunnstein.t.froseth@ntnu.no Department of Structural Engineering
  • Øyvind Wiig Petersen

    Øyvind Wiig Petersen Associate Professor

    +4795054612 oyvind.w.petersen@ntnu.no Department of Structural Engineering
  • Ole Andre Øiseth

    Ole Andre Øiseth Vice Dean of Education and Professor

    +4797080892 ole.oiseth@ntnu.no Department of Structural Engineering

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