Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection

This paper deals with the parametric identification of a small-scale bridge model that was intended to approximately reproduce the transversal dynamic behaviour of its corresponding prototype. This is representative of a typical multi-span continuous-deck irregular bridge. A linear model with vi...

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Main Authors: Bassir David Hicham, Zapico José Luis, González María Placeres, Alonso Rodolfo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2007-10-01
Series:International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
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Online Access:https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2007/01/smdo0700.pdf
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spelling doaj-6b3741f82d8a4df0a0c49bd1d956d45d2021-03-02T10:22:29ZengEDP SciencesInternational Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization1779-627X1779-62882007-10-0111394810.1051/ijsmdo:2007005smdo0700Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selectionBassir David HichamZapico José LuisGonzález María PlaceresAlonso RodolfoThis paper deals with the parametric identification of a small-scale bridge model that was intended to approximately reproduce the transversal dynamic behaviour of its corresponding prototype. This is representative of a typical multi-span continuous-deck irregular bridge. A linear model with viscous damping is proposed to reproduce its dynamic response. The identification is carried out in the time domain using experimental earthquake-induced data and assuming the mass is known. An identification procedure including a genetic algorithm with parallel selection has been developed. In the studied case, the procedure has demonstrated to be robust. It is shown that the model could be improved by using a non linear approach for the dissipative forces.https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2007/01/smdo0700.pdfmodel identificationlinear modelbridgegenetic algorithmsparallel selectionsignal processing
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author Bassir David Hicham
Zapico José Luis
González María Placeres
Alonso Rodolfo
spellingShingle Bassir David Hicham
Zapico José Luis
González María Placeres
Alonso Rodolfo
Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
model identification
linear model
bridge
genetic algorithms
parallel selection
signal processing
author_facet Bassir David Hicham
Zapico José Luis
González María Placeres
Alonso Rodolfo
author_sort Bassir David Hicham
title Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
title_short Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
title_full Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
title_fullStr Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
title_full_unstemmed Identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
title_sort identification of a spatial linear model based on earthquake-induced data and genetic algorithm with parallel selection
publisher EDP Sciences
series International Journal for Simulation and Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
issn 1779-627X
1779-6288
publishDate 2007-10-01
description This paper deals with the parametric identification of a small-scale bridge model that was intended to approximately reproduce the transversal dynamic behaviour of its corresponding prototype. This is representative of a typical multi-span continuous-deck irregular bridge. A linear model with viscous damping is proposed to reproduce its dynamic response. The identification is carried out in the time domain using experimental earthquake-induced data and assuming the mass is known. An identification procedure including a genetic algorithm with parallel selection has been developed. In the studied case, the procedure has demonstrated to be robust. It is shown that the model could be improved by using a non linear approach for the dissipative forces.
topic model identification
linear model
bridge
genetic algorithms
parallel selection
signal processing
url https://www.ijsmdo.org/articles/smdo/pdf/2007/01/smdo0700.pdf
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