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Conde López, Eduardo Roberto

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    The Centroid Method for the Calibration of a Sectorized Digital Twin of an Arch Dam
    (MDPI, 2022-09-28) Toledo Municio, Miguel Ángel; Salete Casino, Eduardo; Conde López, Eduardo Roberto
    In this article, a digital twin is a numerical model of a dam–foundation system with a physical basis. A dam–foundation system exhibits a complex behavior and, therefore, significant simplifications are necessary for a numerical model to be feasible, which reduces a model’s accuracy. Differences in the material characteristics of particular regions of the dam and the foundation are usually not considered. An important reason for that is the high computational cost of calibrating a model when many parameters must be optimized in such a way that calibration becomes unfeasible. A new, simple, accurate, and low time-consuming algorithm, the centroid method, is presented that allows the calibration of a dam–foundation system. The extreme efficiency of this algorithm opens the feasibility of calibrating a sectorized numerical model of an arch dam, so that a digital twin is obtained that takes into account the different characteristics of different regions or sectors of the dam and the foundation, more closely approaching the complex behavior of the dam–foundation system.
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    Optimization of numerical models through instrumentation data integration. Digital twin models for dams
    (Wiley, 2021-11) Toledo Municio, Miguel Ángel; Salete Casino, Eduardo; Conde López, Eduardo Roberto
    Dam safety is a relevant aspect in our society due to the importance of its functions (power generation, water supply, lamination of oods) and due to the potentially catastrophic consequences of a serious breakdown or breakage. Dam safety analyses are fundamentally based on behavior models, which are idealizations of the dam-foundation that allow us to calculate the dam's response to a certain combination of actions. The comparison of this response with the real one, measured by the auscultation or survey devices, is the main element to determine the safety status of the structure. To improve this analysis, it is necessary to increase the accuracy of the numerical models obtaining a digital twin that allows knowing, in a faithful way, how the structure is going to work in normal and extreme situations.