Author(s): Dr. Maria Pérez

Abstract: This review paper examines the utilization of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technology for the long-term monitoring of displacements in suspension bridges. GNSS has emerged as a reliable and precise tool for capturing both dynamic and static structural movements over extended periods. This review synthesizes findings from recent studies, focusing on the accuracy, advantages, and limitations of GNSS in the context of suspension bridge monitoring. The paper discusses the integration of GNSS with other structural health monitoring (SHM) technologies and explores future directions for research and application. The findings suggest that GNSS technology is indispensable for real-time monitoring of critical infrastructure, providing significant benefits in maintaining the safety and integrity of suspension bridges.

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