Ayan Sadhu
Contact
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Spencer Engineering Building,
Room 3020B
Western University
Tel: 519-661-2111 ext. 81431
asadhu@uwo.ca
Research Areas
Data-driven Structural Health Monitoring
- Damage detection techniques
- Remote and mobile sensing technology
- Machine Learning and Deep Learning techniques
- Computer vision
- Nondestructive testing methods
- Bridge information modeling
Intelligent Systems for Structural Retrofitting and Control
- Newer damping technology
- Vibration mitigation and energy harvesting
- UAV-based inspection
- Augmented Reality
- Digital twins
Wind and Earthquake Engineering
- Nonlinear behavior of structures
- Soil-structure interactions
- Estimation of wind-induced fatigue in the roof-cladding
Research Facility
Dr. Sadhu's Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) laboratory consists of a wide range of relevant equipment:
- Shake table and Vibration Control System (APS Dynamics)
- Low frequency high sensitive accelerators (PCB Electronics) for ambient vibration monitoring
- Low sensitive high-frequency accelerometers (PCB Electronics) for machine condition monitoring
- Wireless accelerometers (Civionics)
- Wireless LVDTs and strain gauges (Hoskin Scientific)
- Data acquisition systems (Data Translation)
- High-rate data acquisition systems (Techmatron)
- Acoustic emission sensors (Vallen)
- Grasshopper3 Camera (Edmund optics)
- GPU with NVIDIA Quadro
- Matrice 300 RTK Drone (DJI)
- Mavic Mini drone
- Mobile robotic sensor
- Augmented Reality Glass (Microsoft Hololens 2)
- Jackal Unmanned Ground Vehicle (Clearpath Robotics)
- High speed camera, recorder and DIC system (Deltaphotonics)