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Special Track 12 - Vibration-based Identification and Monitoring of Special Structures

An expanding range of applications and performance objectives has been driving Operational Modal Analysis into new problems and challenges. Therefore, this special session intends to bring together contributions addressing demanding case studies due to case-specific challenges in dams, bridges, buildings, offshore structures, and other special structures and construction equipment.


To better understand the structural behaviour of studied structures, operational modal analysis can be complemented by additional analytical and numerical approaches, enabling an integrated assessment of structural performance based either on individual experimental campaigns or on continuous condition monitoring.


By sharing experiences, methodologies, and solutions in this special session, researchers and practitioners can collectively tackle current challenges in vibration-based assessment and monitoring of special structures, ultimately contributing to safer and more reliable infrastructure for the benefit of society.


Keyword: Dams, Stadia, Offshore Structures, Construction Equipment, Special Buildings

Track chairs

Filipe Magalhães, University of Porto


Zhen Sun, Southeast University


Sérgio Pereira, University of Porto

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September 10, 2025

Conference Venue

Laško, a picturesque town in eastern Slovenia, is renowned for its soothing thermal springs and rich brewing tradition, offering a unique setting for scientific gatherings. Surrounded by lush hills and a peaceful river, it provides an ideal environment for both focused academic exchange and relaxation. Attendees can also explore cultural and natural treasures in the region, from the ancient Žička Kartuzija monastery and the mysterious Jama Pekel cave to the historic Celje Castle.

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After the conference, why not extend your stay and explore some of Central Europe’s most iconic destinations? Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana enchants with its vibrant riverside and charming old town, Lake Bled offers postcard-perfect alpine scenery, and Venice lies just a few hours away. For those seeking more adventure, Postojna Cave and the fairytale Predjama Castle, or the seaside charm of Piran on the Adriatic coast, are also within easy reach—making it effortless to combine your academic visit with unforgettable travel experiences.

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Thermana Park Laško, Zdraviliška cesta 6, 3270 Laško, Slovenia