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SVIBS at EVACES 2025: From theory to real-world SHM
This July, SVIBS is heading to Porto for EVACES 2025 — the 11th International Conference on Experimental Vibration Analysis for Civil Engineering Structures.
And we’re not coming empty-handed.
At our booth and technical sessions, we’ll show what’s new in ARTeMIS Modal, especially tools that make a difference in real monitoring projects — not just in lab demos.
And we’re not coming empty-handed.
At our booth and technical sessions, we’ll show what’s new in ARTeMIS Modal, especially tools that make a difference in real monitoring projects — not just in lab demos.
What’s On Our Side of the Booth?
🔹 EOV Compensation — We’ll demo new ARTeMIS features that help track natural frequencies accurately over time, even when environmental or operational conditions (like temperature) change.
🔹 Case spotlight: The One Wall Centre — a 48-storey hotel/residential tower where OMA gives engineers reliable insight into the structure’s dynamics.
🔹 More real cases — bridges, buildings, long-term SHM setups — we’ll be ready to discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what we’ve learned working with engineers around the world.
🔹 Case spotlight: The One Wall Centre — a 48-storey hotel/residential tower where OMA gives engineers reliable insight into the structure’s dynamics.
🔹 More real cases — bridges, buildings, long-term SHM setups — we’ll be ready to discuss what worked, what didn’t, and what we’ve learned working with engineers around the world.
Why It’s Worth a Stop
We’re not just here to talk about algorithms (though we like those too). We want to connect with people solving real problems — civil engineers, researchers, asset owners — who need validated, practical tools for vibration monitoring and modal analysis.
So, if you're working on SHM, or just curious what’s possible with ARTeMIS, swing by.
Let’s talk shop — and maybe share a pastel de nata or two.
So, if you're working on SHM, or just curious what’s possible with ARTeMIS, swing by.
Let’s talk shop — and maybe share a pastel de nata or two.
See You in Porto?
🗓 July 2–4, 2025
📍 Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto
📍 Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto
