AUSINCO
Structural Health Monitoring and Instrumentation (SHM&I)
Date of inception 15 May 2008
Leader: MIGUEL ANGEL VICENTE CABRERA
Academic center: ESCUELA POLITECNICA SUPERIOR
Department: INGENIERIA CIVIL
PhD program: Ingeniería y Tecnologías Industrial, Informática y Civil (UBU)
The research group is focused on the structural health monitoriong and instrumentation of civil engineering structures, developing both in-field testing and in-laboratory testing. AUSINCO is placed at the Laboratory of Large Civil Engineering Structures, belonging to the University of Burgos (Spain). Tests on structural elements and components are carried out. Specimens can be made of Steel, concrete, composites and any other material. And they can be subjected to remaining, static, dynamic, cyclic and impact loads. AUSINCO also carried out in-field testing, and structural health monitoring and instrumentation too. Our services portfolio includes static & dynamic load testing of structures, bridge launching monitoring, structural patology inspections, among others.
Researchers
Classifications
- area-unesco: INGENIERÍA CIVIL
- area-reconocimientos: GRUPO RECONOCIDO UBU
- area-apl: CIENTÍFICO TÉCNICA
- grupo-caracter: 01
- area-anep: Ingeniería civil y arquitectura
- area-cct: E-07 INGENIERÍA CIVIL
News
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Un investigador de la UBU logra una beca José Castillejo–Fulbright para una estancia en Estados Unidos
El investigador de la Universidad de Burgos Álvaro Mena Alonso, ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos, ha obtenido una beca José Castillejo con reconocimiento del Programa Fulbright.
24/03/2026
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The displayed thematic specialties have been obtained through the application of artificial intelligence models, derived as a result of the Hercules Project from those publications with an abstract, provided that the record does not come from commercial databases, which impose restrictions on data usage.
Former members (3)
- GONZALEZ CABRERA, DORYS CARMEN 20082014
- MINGUEZ ALGARRA, JESUS 20122014
- VICENTE CABRERA, MIGUEL ANGEL Leader 20082014