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    Course 104:

    Nonlinear System Identification in Structural Dynamics


    Sunday, February 1, 2015 | 8:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.

    Course Description Instructors


    Because nonlinearity is a frequent occurrence in real-life Gatan Kerschen
    applications, there is a need for efficient and rigorous analysis University of Lige
    methods for accounting for nonlinear phenomena. This course
    focuses on nonlinear system identification techniques, which Keith Worden
    amounts to extract useful information directly from experimental University of Sheffield
    measurements. Specifically, the identification process is a
    progression through three steps: nonlinearity detection, The instructors have extensive experience
    nonlinearity characterisation and model parameter estimation. in nonlinear structural dynamics, from
    Gatan Kerschen The course will present these three steps in great detail and analytical and numerical modeling to
    illustrate them using both academic and industrial examples. the interpretation and exploitation of
    experimental measurements.
    Who should attend
    Graduate students and researchers who need to learn how to extend
    system identification to nonlinear vibrating structures. Practicing
    engineers who need to account for nonlinear behavior in their
    applications instead of overlooking it, as is the common practice.

    Course Fee
    The regular course fee for Nonlinear System Identification in
    Keith Worden Structural Dynamics is $400, and the student course fee is
    $200. Course fee includes lunch, course handout material, and
    refreshment breaks. Lodging and additional food or materials are
    not included.

    Course Outline
    This short course is organized into seven lectures.

    Lecture 1: Lecture 4: Lecture 6:


    From linear dynamics to Nonlinear characterization Nonlinearity and
    nonlinear dynamics Hilbert transform, uncertainty
    Symptoms of nonlinearity time-frequency analysis, Bayesian methods
    Common types of nonlinearity higher-order FRFs of nonlinear system
    and Volterra series identification
    Lecture 2:
    Introduction to nonlinear Restoring force Lecture 7:
    system identification surface method Closure and group
    State-of-the-art of linear Case study: the F-16 aircraft discussion
    system identification Lecture 5: Brief summary of
    Challenges of nonlinear Nonlinear parameter the short course and
    system identification estimation concluding remarks
    Lecture 3: NARMAX models. Feedback from
    Nonlinearity detection Subspace identification attendees, questions
    Breakdown of linear properties for nonlinear systems. and final survey
    (superposition principle, Nonlinear finite element
    FRF invariance, etc.) model updating.
    Hilbert transform Case study: the EADS
    8 SmallSat spacecraft
    Held in conjunction with IMAC-XXXIII organized by the Society for Experimental Mechanics, Inc.
    More information can be found at http://sem.org
    IMAC-XXXIII | February 25, 2015 | Rosen Plaza Hotel, 9700 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 USA | rosenplaza.com

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