New Median Approach to Define Configuration Weakness of Deformation Networks英文教材.pdfVIP

New Median Approach to Define Configuration Weakness of Deformation Networks Serif Hekimoglu1 and Bahattin Erdogan2 . Abstract: The main problem in conventional deformation analysis (CDA) is that if there is more than one displaced point in a given mon- d e v itoring network, the least-squares estimation (LSE) smears the disturbing effects of the displaced points over all other points. Therefore, only r e s e one displaced point can be detected successfully using CDA. If the number of displaced points increases, the success of detecting these points r s t decreases significantly. This weakness of CDA originates mostly from the configuration of the monitoring network. To detect the weakness of h g i r any monitoring network, a new approach that is based on applying the median of differences between the measurements of Epoch I and l l a ; Epoch II related to the same point has been developed. In this way, the displaced points that are detected by CDA can be checked whether y l n these points are actually displaced from the point of view of the configuration weakness of the network. To design a capable deformation o e s network that has at least a minimum configuration isolating smearing effect of LSE makes it possible to detect displaced points with highest u l a success. DOI: 10.1061/(ASCE)SU.1943-5428.0000080. © 2012 American Society of Civil Engineers. n o s r e CE Database subject headings: Monitoring; Networks; Configuration; Deformation; Surveys. p r o F . Author keywords: Monitoring networks; Configuration weakness; Deformation analysis; Median. E C S A t h Introduction