Application of an Innovative Monolithic Mechanical Seismometer for Urban Vibroscape Monitoring

Casazza, Marco; Romano, R.; Barone, F.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-20141-7_58

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“…The data, acquired by the DAQ units, downsampled at 5 kHz, are synchronized and collected through a dedicated Ethernet line by a Standard PC Unit running Windows 11 acting as data acquisition, storage a distribution system, controlled and synchronized through the Ethernet Link by a dedicated User Interface (Supervisor), developed by Adv3S TM . The configuration used for this pilot experiment consisted in one DAQ module, equipped with 4 horizontal broadband mechanical seismometers (displacement sensors) and 2 microphones (acoustic sensors), extending and optimizing the original system conceived to characterize the vibroscape in urban context [11].…”

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Broadband vibroacoustic fingerprint of a historic building chamber concert room in Napoli (Italy)

Barone,

Casazza

2023

Proceedings of the 2022 IMEKO TC4 International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

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Tangible and intangible elements of cultural heritage are interconnected in supporting the growth of sustainable and resilient urban lifestyles. In the case of sites of historical and archaeological relevance, some spaces were conceived and designed to host specific practices (e.g., religious, musical, theatrical, political, etc.). However, the reasons for designing those historical spaces in a certain way often remain substantially unknown, due to the lack of available documental sources related to their design and planning. In the case of intangible vibroacoustic characteristics of a certain space, part of this information may be retrieved by specific measurements. For this reason, we have started a preliminary experimental activity, aimed at characterizing the vibroacoustic fingerprint, i.e. the vibro-acoustic site-specific features, of a private chamber concert room, located inside a historic building in the center of Napoli (Italy). For such a purpose, acoustic measurements were integrated with broadband vibration measurements though a dedicated monitoring system for identifying the vibroacoustic fingerprint of the room, using time-series and frequency-based analyses.

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