Practical Implementation of Bayesian Inverse problems in the context of Civil Engineering

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• Arnaud Vadeboncoeur, Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge
• Friday 04 December 2020, 15:00-16:00
• Zoom (email structures-admin@eng.cam.ac.uk for link).

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Maria Marques de Carvalho.

Numerical modelling plays a crucial role in modern engineering. It is used to conceive, test, and design new structures. However, we often find a rift between these models and their real world counterpart once these are built. Often the structural properties we have in our numerical model do not reflect a structure’s true state (ex: construction defects, miss-specified dimensions, degradation, non-elastic deformations, corrosion, erosion, etc.) The objective of solving Inverse problems is to systematically update our numerical model based on observational data in a principled and probabilistic manner. In our research we work to develop scalable methods for solving these types of problems on large finite element models.

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