Accurate and efficient parameter identification along with uncertainty quantification in
nonlinear systems is crucial for enabling practical and reliable structural health monitoring …

Abstract The Electro-Hydrostatic Actuator (EHA) plays an essential part in power-by-wire
(PBW) systems due to its compact volume and high power density ratio. However, it is fairly …

This paper proposes a digital twin-based multi-element hybrid simulation (DMHS)
framework to predict the nonlinear cyclic response of structural components (digital twin), eg …

Thin reinforced concrete wall (TRCW) buildings have become one of the most cost-effective
and fastest options for housing construction. However, the performance of the TRCW …

Real-time hybrid simulation (RTHS) is a testing method by which a structural system is
divided into analytical and experimental substructures. This paper proposes a methodology …

Hybrid testing of engineering structures, which combines physical tests and online
numerical simulations, can benefit from the advantages of both sides in an economical way …

Hybrid simulation combines experimentally testing of physical substructures with
computational simulation of numerical substructures to replicate structural responses under …

Real-time hybrid simulation (RTHS) is a practical, cost-effective, and versatile experimental
technique to evaluate structural performance under dynamic excitation. The simulated …

Actuator control plays an essential role to achieve stable and accurate real-time hybrid
simulation (RTHS) results. Delay compensation is often used to minimize the …

The unscented Kalman filter (UKF) is one of the most widely used algorithms for identifying
and updating numerical model parameters. When updating from experimental data, the UKF …