Context
Structural monitoring typically relies on Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) systems, which are installed on a small fraction of assets within a farm. These systems use various structural sensors whose data is analyzed periodically or continuously to evaluate the condition of the structural components. However, this conventional approach faces two significant challenges: high initial and operational costs for implementing and maintaining SHM systems, and limited sensor coverage - both in terms of the number of monitored turbines and the quantity of measurement points per turbine.
