Safety and Health of Machine and Environment: From Sensing Data to Information
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 May 2023) | Viewed by 18660
Special Issue Editors
Interests: intelligent sensor network; big data management and analysis; rail transit equipment health monitoring; SHM (Structure health monitoring) of railway vehicle; rotating machinery fault diagnosis; multi-source data fusion; extreme environment driving safety
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Interests: mining safety and sustainability; applied acoustics; rock mechanics; engineering seismicity; nondestructive evaluation; structure reliability; applied geophysics
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Information extraction and mining from sensing data are very important for the safety state perception and health assessment of machines and their environments, including rail transit equipment, aerospace equipment, large venue buildings, tunnels, bridges, and their environments.
It is important to guarantee the reliable service and public safety of large equipment/engineering projects. Through the accurate perception and reliable analysis of the structural state, we can grasp the current state of key equipment and predict the future state in real-time. This can not only provide key information to support equipment maintenance but can also evaluate the risks associated with large equipment/engineering projects in a timely manner. On the premise of ensuring safety, the maintenance cycle and maintenance cost can be significantly reduced. Therefore, environmental sensing has important engineering value and academic significance.
Reliable perception and health assessments rely on advanced sensing technologies, acquisition technology, signal processing technology, big data analysis, and health assessment technologies. Sensing and acquisition are the basis of data acquisition. Developing efficient sensing and acquisition for different objects is of great significance in sensing cost control and accurate data acquisition. Signal processing and big data analysis technology provide important technical support for data management, information extraction, and implicit information mining. Health assessment technology is the key to realizing state analysis and providing decision-making support.
We have thus organized this Special Issue to which scholars can contribute papers on key technologies for the health and safety of machines as well as the environment, including but not limited to:
- Advanced sensor design;
- Source localization;
- Data mining;
- Safety classifications;
- Engineering monitoring, including slope, mines, buildings, etc.;
- Tomography/imaging;
- Acquisition system design and development;
- Noise reduction, time-frequency analysis and other signal processing methods;
- Intelligent feature extraction method;
- Information mining technology;
- Design of big data platforms for environmental sensing;
- Data management methods for environmental sensing;
- Data fusion technology in health/safety assessment;
- Machine learning-based health state recognition;
- Deep learning-based health state assessment;
- Machine learning based health/safety state prediction.
Dr. Tiantian Wang
Prof. Dr. Longjun Dong
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sensor
- source localization
- safety classifications
- engineering monitoring
- information mining
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