Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Selected chapters of deformation measurements and analysis (17.DGI011)

Native organizations units: Chair of Hydrotechnics and Geodesy
General information:
 
Category Scientific-professional
Scientific or art field Geodezija
ECTS 10

To acquire advanced and expert theoretical and practical knowledge which relates to theories, principles and processes in the field of Geodesy and Deformation Measurement and Analysis, including the critical understanding of theories, key concepts, methods and principles. To acquire advanced knowledge in the field of data collection and processing in Deformation Analysis, Strain Analysis and Robust methods at the top level.

It applies advanced and specialized skills and techniques needed to solve key research problems and to expand and redefine existing knowledge or work areas. Interpret results in accordance with international scientific standards. Develops new tools and instruments in the field of Deformation Measusrements and Analysis.

• Fundamental measuring procedures in monitoring of movements. • Organization of the programme for deformation reserach. • Project in homogeneous observation system and the selection of measuring points. • Measuring plan and programme. • Optimal measuring accuracy and economy. • Monitoring deviations and deformations using automated measuring systems. • Deformation analysis. • Statistic parameters, tests, classifications – introduction to deformation analysis. • Functional and stochastic standardization models. • Data Snooping method. • Variation homogenity. • Global analysis. • Estimation of Variance Components. • Methods of deformation analysis of multi epoch of measurements. • Hannover model. • Karlshrue model. • A generalized method for the analysis of deformation measurements. • The movements localization. • Interpretation of measuring results. • Movement approximation for individual measuring point in a structure. • Correlation between deviations of individual structure points. • Total structure deformation. • Results of survey. • Congruence models. • Successive Decomposition of the Quadratic Form. • Robust methods in deformation analysis. • Rigid Body Displacement. • Modern methods of determining deformations (Fuzzy logic, Neural networks, Strain analysis). • Systems for continuous monitoring of engineering facilities.

Lectures. Seminar papers. Consulations. Study and research.

Authors Title Year Publisher Language
Caspary, W. F Concept of network and deformation analiysis 1996 The university of New South Wales, Kensigton, Aus English
Perović, G. Least squares 2005 Faculty of Civil Engineering University, Belgrade English
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Project defence Yes Yes 10.00
Theoretical part of the exam No Yes 50.00
Project task Yes Yes 10.00
Project Yes Yes 30.00
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Prof. Sušić Zoran

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Asst. Prof. Batilović Mehmed

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