Area of Expertise:
Wind engineering; Earthquake engineering; Structural health monitoring (SHM); Finite element model updating; Vibration serviceability; System identification and biomechanics
Biography:
By 2015, Professor Brownjohn had a research track record of SHM of civil infrastructure established over 24 years. He has been previously involved in Marie Curie international Reintegration project CISHM and Intra-European Fellowship MOSP, the FP7 NMP Integrated Project IRIS, the US Federal Highway Administration Long Term Bridge Performance Program and contributed to the American Society of Civil Engineers guidance on structural identification of civil infrastructure.
At the time of start of the TRUSS project, he had published 72 journal papers, with h=22, according to Thompson ISI.
Selected Research Outputs:
- Westgate, R., Koo, K.Y. and Brownjohn, J.M.W. (2014), “Effect of vehicular loading on suspension bridge dynamic properties”, Journal of Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, 11(2):129-144. [DOI]
- Koo, K., Brownjohn, J.M.W., Cole, R. and List, D.I. (2013), “Structural health monitoring of Tamar Suspension Bridge”, Journal of Structural Control and Health Monitoring, 20(4):609-625. [DOI]
- Brownjohn, J.M.W., Magalhaes, F., Caetano, E. and Cunha, A. (2010), “Ambient vibration re-testing and operational modal analysis of the Humber Bridge”, Engineering Structures, 32(8):2003-2018. [DOI]
In TRUSS, Prof. Brownjohn supervises “ESR7 – Bridge condition assessment using rotation measurements”.