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Antonio Sandoli, Gian Piero Lignola, Andrea Prota and Giovanni Fabbrocino
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Stefano Ercolessi, Giovanni Fabbrocino and Carlo Rainieri
Recent collapses and malfunctions of European bridges threatened the service conditions of road networks and pointed out the need for robust procedures to mitigate the impact of material degradation and overloading of existing bridges. Condition assessme...
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Francesca Savini, Carlo Rainieri, Giovanni Fabbrocino and Ilaria Trizio
Road networks are disseminated of bridge structures whose typology reflects the time of design and construction of the transportation infrastructure and its relevance in the reference geographical area. Among others, masonry bridges are still widely oper...
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Carlo Rainieri, Matilde A. Notarangelo and Giovanni Fabbrocino
Operational Modal Analysis (OMA) currently represents an appealing technique for the non-destructive assessment and health monitoring of civil structures and infrastructures. Many applications have appeared in the literature in the last decade, demonstra...
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Giovanni Crisci, Giancarlo Ramaglia, Gian Piero Lignola, Francesco Fabbrocino and Andrea Prota
The strengthening intervention strategies that exist for masonry buildings are based on the use of thin composites and are a recent activity used in structural engineering. Nowadays, mortar matrices are frequently found instead of epoxy resins, since the...
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Antonio Bossio, Francesco Fabbrocino, Gian Piero Lignola, Andrea Prota and Gaetano Manfredi
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Fabbrocino, G.; Manfredi, G.; Cosenza, E.
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