论文信息 - Photogrammetric verification of fiber optic shape sensors on flexible aerospace structures

Photogrammetric verification of fiber optic shape sensors on flexible aerospace structures

Multi-core fiber (MCF) optic shape sensing offers the possibility of providing in-flight shape measurements of highly flexible aerospace structures and control surfaces for such purposes as gust load alleviation, flutter suppression, general flight control and structural health monitoring. Photogrammetric measurements of surface mounted MCF shape sensing cable can be used to quantify the MCF installation path and verify measurement methods.

J. P. Moore | M. D. Rogge | T. W. Jones

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