GNSS integrated displacement and attitude determination for structural health monitoring of long-span bridges by Xiangdong An, Xiaolin Meng, Liangliang Hu, Yilin Xie, Fan Zhang, Shuguo Pan

“…It reveals that this method can sensitively detect subtle attitude changes, offering insights into bridge behaviour from a new perspective beyond displacement data. This work establishes the full cross-correlation between displacement and attitude parameters, which is beneficial for developing tightly coupled GNSS and inertial measurement unit in terms of both displacement and attitude parameters for structural health monitoring. …”
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Earthquake clustering and structural modelling unravel volcano-tectonic complexity beneath Mount Etna by Luciano Scarfì, Giovanni Barreca, Carmelo Cassisi, Horst Langer

“…Abstract Active volcanoes are dynamic systems whose internal structure is key to assessing associated hazards. This study investigates the deep architecture of Mount Etna by integrating seismic data with crustal tectonic models. …”
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IDENTIFICATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRUCTURAL VARIABLES AND TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY AT REGIONAL LEVEL IN ROMANIA by Ioan STETCO

“…The present paper aims to assess the relation between the main structural variables and total factor productivity (TFP) based on Malmquist indices at the regional level in Romania. …”
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Integrated GNSS and InSAR Analysis for Monitoring the Shoulder Structures of the MOSE System in Venice, Italy by Massimo Fabris, Mario Floris

“…GNSS data were collected from 36 continuous GNSS (CGNSS) stations located at the corners of the emerged shoulder structures in the Treporti, San Nicolò, Malamocco, and Chioggia barriers. …”
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Condition Assessment of Tower and Mast Structures Monitored within One Cluster under Changing Environments by Changping Li, Xinteng Ma, Yang Liu

“…To ensure the safety of tower and mast structures, an effective measurement is to establish a simple structural health monitoring (SHM) system for each tower structure to obtain continuous deformation data of all structures. …”
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Distribution of in-situ stress and regional structural influence in the Luxin mining area and engineering applications by Lang Lu, Feng Wang, Jun Mu, Jianqiang Mi, Baohong Chen, Pingping Zhao

“…Abstract In-situ stress is a significant factor in the occurrence of dynamic disasters in coal mines. Measured data from 22 measuring points in the Luxin mining area was analyzed to investigate the distribution of in-situ stress and regional structure action. …”
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The Structural Changing Phases of Ifẹ̀ Festivals and Tradition Towards Economic Boost and Cultural Tourism by Adéọlá Adijat Fálẹ́yẹ

“…Tis essay seeks to interrogate these structural reforms, with the mind of identifying improved areas of the age-long tradition, the philosophy of the festival, and the economic value added. …”
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Analyzing Employee Perception of Good Governance in Municipal Governments by Using Structural Equation Modeling by Ali Oncu, Muhittin Tolga Ozsaglam, Fehiman Eminer

“…Structural equation model shows that education and income level of employees has an impact on the perceived GG. …”
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Nonlinear Structural Acoustic Control with Shunt Circuit Governed by a Soft-Computing Algorithm by Sebastian KURCZYK, Marek PAWEŁCZYK

“…In particular, this problem is common in structural noise control, which uses a piezoelectric shunt circuit. …”
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Real-time aggression in youth and its connection to region-specific structural brain alterations by Melissa Hatch, Ahria Dominguez, Johannah Bashford-Largo, R. James R. Blair, Karina S. Blair, Matthew Dobbertin, Patrick Tyler, Sahil Bajaj

“…Real-time aggressive incidents may provide a distinctive representation of the neural correlates of aggression. Structural MRI data were collected from 185 youth: 97 (32F/65 M) in the aggression group (AG) [mean age: 16.22 (SD = 1.10)] and 88 (36F/52 M) in the non-aggressive group (NG) [mean age: 16.29 (SD = 1.31)]. …”
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Comparison of the Structural Characteristics of the the Jiulong Vortex Continuing to Move Northeast and Stagnating in the Sichuan Basin by Chunhua ZHOU, Dixiang XIAO, Shuhua YU

“…With on-site observation data， NCEP reanalysed data and annual statistical results of the Southwest Low Vortex， we checked information of the Southwest Vortex activities in the past ten years， The moving of the Kowloon vortex from the vortex source area and moving to the northeast through Sichuan Basin is called the moving out type.The one with little stagnation in Sichuan basin after the Kowloon vortex moves out of the vortex source area is called stagnation type， classified the vortex sources and paths， and focused on comparative analysis of characteristics between moving-out type and stagnant type of Jiulong Vortex activities， such as circulation situation， heat change and power wave.The conclusion is as below， （1） at 200 hPa level， for moving-out type， main position of South Asian High Pressure is further south and the strength is weaker， the position of high altitude jet is further south and strength is stronger， mid-latitude area has low groove and low vortex is located in front of high altitude groove and on the right of high altitude jet entry point.While for the stagnant type， low vortex is located near the east side of the central South Asian High Pressure.（2）At 500 hPa level， both moving-out type and stagnant type is in the situation of two grooves and one ridge in mid and high altitude at the beginning， as low vortex develops， moving-out type deepens the grooves in Beihu and stagnant type is controlled by high ridge in Beihu.Low groove in low vortex of moving-out type is deeper， southwest airflow in front of the groove leads low vortex at lower level move northeast， while stagnant type stays in the situation of “high in the east low in the west”， thus low vortex sustains in Sichuan for a long time.（3）Regarding heat change and power wave characteristics， both types shares the principle “central warm structure” in all altitude at the beginning， at the peak period it changes at high verto “central cold structure” at low altitude while it maintains “central warm structure” at high altitude.The impact of non-adiabatic heating is very obvious at the beginning and peak period.The sensitive heating rate of moving-out type is much stronger than stagnant type， while latent heating rate of moving-out type is much weaker than stagnant type.Another difference is that there are fronts in low vortex for moving-out type and the atmosphere potential is unstable， while there is no fronts in low verex for stagnant type， the moist layer is much thicker.…”
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Structural changes in a home for aged people aiming the prevention of falls among residents by Silvana Sidney Costa Santos, Danielle Adriane Silveira Vidal, Daiane Porto Gautério, Marília Egues da Silva, Rita Arim Rosales, Marlene Teda Pelzer

“…Participants were researchers, administrators and other health workers who had graduated from the institution. Data collection was taken by means of seminar/meeting and semi-structured interview. …”
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Structural, developmental and functional aspects, of family of a teen pregnant based in the Calgary Model by Maria Albertina Rocha Diógenes, Mariana Girão de Oliveira, Yandara Alice Ximenes Bueno de Carvalho

“…The aim of this work was to evaluate the structure, development and functioning of the family of a pregnant teenager. …”
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Structural-functional changes of lymphoid organs under vibration and their correction with the help of essencial phospholipides by S. V. Bobrova, A. V. Efremov, G. M. Vakulin

“…The analysis of the obtained data demonstrated that the important infringement of lymphoid organs structures takes place. …”
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Mapping urban green structures using object-based analysis of satellite imagery: A review by Shivesh Kishore Karan, Bjørn Tobias Borchsenius, Misganu Debella-Gilo, Jonathan Rizzi

“…Urban green structures (UGS) play important roles in enhancing urban ecosystems by providing benefits such as mitigating the urban heat island effect, improving air quality, supporting biodiversity, and aiding in stormwater management. …”
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Modelling the relationship between inflation and uncertainty with existence of structural break: evidence from Azerbaijan by Vugar RAHIMOV

“…In this paper, I examine the relationship between inflation and uncertainty with the existence of a structural break using inflation data for Azerbaijan over 1996:01-2024:04. …”
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Structural Efficiency and Robustness Evolution of the US Air Cargo Network from 1990 to 2019 by Changsong Zhao, Chunliang Xiu

“…Further, we discover that the average path lengths have increased, and the overall efficiency has decreased from 0.7 to 0.4 due to the dependency of the hub-and-spoke structure. This paper complements previous studies on the dynamic structure evolution of air cargo networks through the lens of complex network theory with spatial-temporal data.…”
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Structural Change through Vertical Integration: a practical Guide to Building Indicators in R by Adilson Giovanini, Wallace Marcelino Pereira

“…This shift challenges traditional sector-based approaches, which may yield biased indicators of structural change. This article presents an accessible and replicable methodological guide based on the vertical integration approach, which distinguishes outsourcing from the tertiarization of productive activities, providing more robust indicators of structural transformation. …”
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Thermal resistance research of power devices based on structural function curve correction method by WANG Yongzhi, ZHOU Wei, WEI Xiaohui, ZHOU Longfei, LIU Hongwei, GUO Weili

“…To this end, thermal resistance tests were conducted on an IGBT module, leading to the plotting of its structural function curve. This module was then structurally modeled, and subsequent transient thermal simulations produced another structural function curve that was converted from the temperature rise curve. …”
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Experimental Study of an Adaptive Sequential Nonlinear LSE with Unknown Inputs for Structural Damage Tracking by Tengfei Mu, Li Zhou, Jann N. Yang

“…With the measured response data of different damage scenarios, the improved ASNLSE-UI approach is used to track the variation of structural physical parameters. …”
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