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This study introduces an effective heritage object deformation detection and tracking method using wireless sensor networks (EffeHDDT). EffeHDDT reduces communication costs and enhances deformation detection precision for heritage preservation.

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Area of Science:

  • Heritage conservation science
  • Sensor network technology
  • Structural health monitoring

Background:

  • Heritage object collapse is often caused by deformation.
  • Traditional monitoring methods are inadequate for complex heritage structures.
  • Real-time monitoring requires efficient wireless sensor networks (WSNs).

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an effective method for heritage object deformation detection and tracking using WSNs.
  • To reduce communication costs and energy consumption in WSNs for heritage monitoring.
  • To improve the precision of deformation detection in complex heritage objects.

Main Methods:

  • Proposed an effective heritage object deformation detection and tracking method (EffeHDDT) using WSNs.
  • Discovered a connected core set of sensor nodes to minimize data transmission and collection costs.
  • Implemented a heritage object boundary detection and tracking mechanism within the WSN framework.

Main Results:

  • The EffeHDDT method significantly reduces network traffic compared to existing approaches.
  • EffeHDDT demonstrates superior precision in detecting and tracking heritage object deformation.
  • Theoretical analysis and experimental results validate the method's effectiveness.

Conclusions:

  • The EffeHDDT method offers an efficient and precise solution for monitoring heritage object deformation.
  • WSNs, when optimized, are highly suitable for detailed structural health monitoring of complex heritage sites.
  • This approach contributes to proactive heritage preservation by enabling early warning systems.