Abstract
In the realm of civil engineering, ensuring the structural integrity of roofing systems is paramount for building safety. Traditional methods for damage detection often fall short in terms of accuracy and efficiency, necessitating advancements in this critical area. This study aims to address these challenges by introducing an encoder-based attention mechanism (EAM) deep learning network designed specifically for the detection of damage within roofing structures. By strategically deploying sensors in a matrix layout and employing Fourier transforms to convert time-domain data into spectral images, the proposed deep learning network can leverage the advantages of convolutional structure and enhance the identification and extraction of damage-related features in roof systems. Furthermore, the integration of the newly designed EAM enables the model to focus on relevant features more effectively, significantly improving damage detection accuracy. Experimental validations conducted on real-world structures demonstrate the model’s capability to accurately and efficiently identify structural damage, marking a significant advancement over conventional methods.
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