Overarching objetive: The scientific method to be developed will be called optical vibration fatigue damage identification method (OptiViFa). It will enable close to real-time identification of fatigue damage with high spatial density. It will be achieved by employing both the recent scientific progress in displacement measurement using a high-speed camera and vibration fatigue identification using the modal decomposition. Relating both approaches requires significant scientific, especially theoretic, research which will result in further extension of both fields.
The research team
MSCA IF Fellow (Assoc. Prof.)
Ivan Tomac, PhD
  Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture - University of Split - Croatia
  ivan.tomac@fs.uni-lj.si
  +385 21 305 964 itomac     ivantomac1    
Professor
Janko Slavič, PhD
  Ladisk, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Ljubljana
  janko.slavic@fs.uni-lj.si
  +386 1 4771 226 jankoslavic     jankoslavic    
3 Single-pixel optical-flow-based experimental modal analysis
I. Tomac,
J. Slavič and
D. Gorjup
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Volume 202, November 2023, 110686
2 Morlet-wave-based modal identification in the time domain
I. Tomac and
J. Slavič
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Volume 192, June 2023, 110243
1 Damping identification based on a high-speed camera
I. Tomac and
J. Slavič
Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing, Volume 166, March 2022, 108485