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Structural health monitoring · Intelligent sensing

Zhenkun Li

Postdoctoral Researcher

Department of Wind and Energy Systems
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

I study how measurements and computational models can reveal the condition of structures. My research brings together structural dynamics, machine learning, and intelligent sensing for infrastructure assessment.

At DTU, my current work focuses on structural health monitoring, digital twins, computer vision, and predictive maintenance for wind turbines. My wider research spans drive-by bridge monitoring, damage identification, and Bayesian inference.

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Zhenkun Li

Roskilde, Denmark

Research at a glance

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An instrumented scooter and rider on a footbridge during field testing.

An instrumented scooter and rider on a footbridge during field testing.

From instrumented vehicles to everyday moving sensors. Field test from Li et al., Automation in Construction (2024), Fig. 11.

01 · Mobile sensing & bridge monitoring

02 · Intelligent damage diagnosis

03 · Vision & field monitoring

04 · Structural identification & Bayesian methods

05 · Materials informatics

Selected reading

A comprehensive review of indirect bridge health monitoring

Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing · 2026

Pedestrian-sensed indirect footbridge frequency identification

Journal of Sound and Vibration · 2026

Footbridge damage detection using smartphone-recorded responses of micromobility and convolutional neural networks

Automation in Construction · 2024

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Recent updates

1 October 2026

Joined DTU Wind and Energy Systems as a Postdoctoral Researcher, working on wind turbine operations and maintenance.

July 2026

Supervised the team receiving the Audience Prize at the EWSHM Young Researcher Challenge.

29 January 2026

Our review of indirect bridge health monitoring was published in Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing.

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