Peter Lander
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About
Peter Lander is a researcher focused on advancing structural health monitoring through wireless sensing and non-destructive evaluation. His work centers on developing robust, field-deployable systems for assessing and monitoring civil infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on ultrasonic thickness measurement. Lander’s major contribution lies in the design and implementation of the Martlet wireless sensing system, where he developed a novel ultrasonic daughter board that dramatically improved sampling frequency from 3 MHz to a maximum of 80 MHz—a leap that enables far more precise thickness measurements in real-world structures. This innovation, detailed in his 2021 paper, paves the way for earlier detection of corrosion and material degradation in bridges, pipelines, and other critical assets. His 2022 review on robotic sensing for civil infrastructure further underscores his role in integrating autonomous platforms with high-fidelity sensors. While his citation counts are still growing, reflecting the recent nature of his work, Lander’s technical achievements represent a significant step forward in making continuous, wireless structural monitoring both practical and accurate.
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- 1Robotic sensing for assessing and monitoring civil infrastructures4 citations · 2022
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