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National Aeronautics and Space Administration technology opportunity Lightweight Fiber Optic Sensors for Real-Time Strain Monitoring To improve efficiency and safety.

 

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Figure 1 Block diagram of a smart structure system circa 1985.

 

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Structural Health Monitoring Compiled and edited by K Worden and CR Farrar Published February 2007 www. pubs. royalsoc. ac.

 

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