Lisa Strasser
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About
Lisa Strasser is a leading researcher in structural health monitoring (SHM), specializing in the application of distributed fiber optic sensing and remote sensing technologies to assess and extend the lifespan of aging critical infrastructure. Her major contributions lie in developing and validating large-scale, real-world monitoring frameworks for bridges, particularly those nearing the end of their design life in Central Europe and North America. Her most-cited work, a 2023 study on static and dynamic bridge monitoring (6 citations), establishes foundational methods for using distributed fiber optics to capture both gradual deformation and dynamic responses under load. Building on this, her 2024 paper (2 citations) reports on a comprehensive, large-scale load test campaign on a highway bridge, integrating remote sensing with fiber optic techniques to directly inform decisions on structural utilization and necessary interventions. By moving SHM from theoretical models to practical, actionable assessments, Strasser’s work is critical for ensuring the safe operation of our aging transportation networks.
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