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Beam-end stiffness identification for a structural health monitoring-oriented finite-element transmission tower model using effective optimization techniques
Theoretical Study of the Effect of Impurity Particles on the Dissociation of C4F7N and the Generation of COF2 Products on the Surface of Copper Electrodes
Vulnerability assessment of power transmission towers affected by land subsidence via interferometric synthetic aperture radar technique and finite element method analysis: a case study of Zanjan and Qazvin provinces
Assessing the vulnerability of power transmission towers to land subsidence and forecasting future trends using multi-source datasets: insights from Moein Abad, Iran
A Novel Predictive Analysis and Classification of Land Subsidence Vulnerability Mapping based on GIS using Hybrid Optimized Machine Learning Techniques and Computer Vision
The Prediction of Transmission Towers’ Foundation Ground Subsidence in the Salt Lake Area Based on Multi-Temporal Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar and Deep Learning
Operation Status Monitoring of Transmission Tower in Power System based on Data Fusion
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