Wen‐Ko Hsu
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3
Total Citations
145
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About
Wen-Ko Hsu is a researcher whose work focused on structural health monitoring and damage detection, with particular emphasis on applying the Hilbert-Huang Transform (HHT) method to civil engineering structures including benchmark buildings and vibration bridges. Their publications explored the use of advanced signal processing techniques for identifying structural system behavior and detecting early-stage damage in steel structures, accumulating a combined total of approximately 145 citations across three primary works. However, it is essential for any student or researcher engaging with Hsu's portfolio to be aware that all three of their most-cited papers have been formally retracted from the *Journal of Vibration and Control* by SAGE Publishing. The retractions followed a 2013 investigation that uncovered a fraudulent peer review ring centered at National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan, involving fabricated and assumed reviewer identities. As a result, the integrity of the peer review process for these works cannot be verified, and their findings should not be relied upon as validated contributions to the field. Researchers are strongly advised to consult the retraction notices directly and to exercise caution when citing or building upon any conclusions drawn from these publications.
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