Climate change, as revealed by gradual changes in temperature, precipitation, atmospheric
moisture, and wind intensity, as well as sea level rise and changes in the occurrence of …

The hygrothermal simulation of hygroscopic building materials is a real challenge, in terms
of regulations and labelling, but also in decision-making. Today, we lack reference models …

The structural system integrity in historical masonry buildings is studied by developing the
concept of the Digital Twin. The objectives are to develop a procedure for creating an …

Recent ground-breaking advances in sensing technologies, data processing, and structural
identification have made Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) occupy a central place in …

This paper presents a case study regarding the cooperative use of non-destructive
contactless diagnostic investigations as a tool to aid and assist the degradation evaluation of …

A critical aspect in structural health monitoring (SHM) applied to civil engineering structures
is the lack of diagnostic labels able to assign a damage class to the measured data. In this …

Climate change (CC) has an impact on degradation mechanisms in building envelopes. A
climate-based analysis (only using climate variables) or a response-based analysis (based …

The present research paper properly focuses on the dynamics and failure mechanisms of
the masonry “Apennine Church” of Santissimo Crocifisso in Pretare, municipality of Arquata …

Historic buildings account for more than one-quarter of Europe's existing building stock and
are going to be crucial in the achievement of future energy targets. Although a drastic …

This paper presents a novel methodology for earthquake-induced damage identification of
historical constructions through sparse multivariate regression. The proposed methodology …