Development of a Universal Algorithm for Determining the Spatiо-Temporal State of Man-Made Systems Based on Time Series of Geodetic Measurements

Abstract

The complexity of modern man-made systems (engineering structures) is associated with issues of safety of their operation. The effects of endogenous and exogenous factors lead to a change in the state of systems. In this regard, there is a need to improve methods and means of determining the condition of structures to ensure the safety of their operation. The article discusses the methods of geodetic measurements of the spatio-temporal states of engineering structures, provides an analysis of data processing software, and draws conclusions about the advantages and disadvantages of modern software. Based on the research, a complex algorithm that allows unifying the procedure for determining the spatial and temporal state of engineering structures of different shapes and designs, taking into account the individual selection of mathematical algorithms for assessing and timely warning of emergency situations is offered. The conceptual scheme of the complex algorithm includes the procedure of actions and a set of mathematical models, which makes it possible to determine the spatial and temporal state of engineering structures of any design for a wide range of purposes.