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A new computational platform of structural reliability analysis developed by coupling FERUM and OpenSees

Kim, Minsun , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2020-08-27 View15
Accelerated System-Level Seismic Risk Assessment of Bridge Transportation Networks through Artificial Neural Network-Based Surrogate Model File File

Yoon, Sungsik , Kim, Jeongseob , Kim, Minsun , Tak, Hye-Young , Lee, Young-Joo

Article Issue Date2020-09 View35
Deep learning-based anomaly detection in acceleration data of long-span cable-stayed bridges File

Lee, Seungjun , Lee, Jaebeom , Kim, Minsun , Lee, Sangmok , Lee, Young-Joo

Article Issue Date2024-02 View39
Probabilistic cable condition monitoring for cable-stayed bridges using Gaussian process regression

Kim, Minsun , Lee, Jaebeom , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2021-09-09 View18
Probabilistic prediction of structural response of cable bridges based on structural health monitoring data

Kim, Minsun , Lee, Seungjun , Lee, Jaebeom , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-07-11 View12
Reliability-based design optimization considering structural redundancy against fatigue failure

Lee, Young-Joo , Tak, Hye-Young , Kim, Minsun

Conference Paper Issue Date2018-06-01 View22
도로망의 내진 성능을 고려한 교량의 최적 복구 계획 수립 기법 개발

Yoon, Sungsik , Kim, Minsun , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-03-18 View20
멀티 채널 계측 데이터 기반 케이블 교량의 확률론적 거동 예측 기법 개발

Kim, Minsun , Lee, Jaebeom , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-04-14 View11
케이블 교량 다중 케이블의 계측 데이터 기반 확률론적 거동 예측 기법

Kim, Minsun , Lee, Jaebeom , Lee, Young-Joo

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-11-18 View11
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