Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal of Civil Structural Health Monitoring is 23. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Development and implementation of medium-fidelity physics-based model for hybrid digital twin-based damage identification of piping structures81
Study on the dispersion characteristics of the 60D40 turnout rail based on energy distribution59
Probabilistic damage detection using a new likelihood-free Bayesian inference method55
Modal analysis of flexible photovoltaic support system using multi-source data49
Prestress force and moving force identification in prestressed concrete bridges via Lagrangian polynomial-based load shape function approach45
Output-only entropy-based damage detection using transmissibility function43
Reconstruction of structural acceleration response based on CNN-BiGRU with squeeze-and-excitation under environmental temperature effects38
Dynamic Stacking ensemble monitoring model of dam displacement based on the feature selection with PCA-RF32
B-CNN: a deep learning method for accelerometer-based fatigue cracks monitoring system32
GNSS time-synchronised wireless vision sensor network for structural health monitoring32
An integrated system for tunnel construction safety control based on BIM–IoT–PSO30
Dynamic characteristics of multi-degree-of-freedom frame systems derived from vision-based displacement measurement using consumer-grade camera video30
In Memoriam30
Bridge damage detection based on principal component analysis and dynamic time warping29
An automated health monitoring system for uncoordinated deformation between the metro station side wall and row piles29
Automatic detection of delamination on tunnel lining surfaces from laser 3D point cloud data by 3D features and a support vector machine29
Crack width measurement with OFDR distributed fiber optic sensors considering strain redistribution after structure cracking28
Environmental effects on the experimental modal parameters of masonry buildings: experiences from the Italian Seismic Observatory of Structures (OSS) network27
Development and applications of slope and river monitoring system using low-power wide-area network technology26
An improved multi-task approach for SHM missing data reconstruction using attentive neural process and meta-learning25
Structural damage information amplification methodology based on cluster Mahalanobis distance cumulant and IMFs25
Variations of natural frequencies of masonry minarets due to environmental effects24
A tunnel structure health monitoring method based on surface strain monitoring23
A method suitable for tunnel inspection robots to diagnose multi-defects of structures using the extraction of hybrid visual features23
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