Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.87
ph-index = 1
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Hohai University (16 from 73 patents)
16 patents:
1. 10969297 - Dynamic diagnosis system and method for concrete damage based on distributed sensing optical fiber
2. 10908125 - Apparatus and method for arranging concrete structure service condition optical fiber acoustic emission sensing device
3. 10760990 - Water engineering seepage behavior fusing and sensing system and method
4. 10739243 - Integrated monitoring system and monitoring method for seepage behavior of water engineering in complex environment
5. 10739214 - Water structure health sensing distributed optical fiber calibration system and method
6. 10705058 - Sensing optical fiber acoustic emission integrated sensing system and method for monitoring safety of structure
7. 10571359 - Hydraulic structure seepage property distributed optical fiber sensing integrated system and method
8. 10527587 - Distributed sensing fiber acoustic emission apparatus and method for monitoring hydraulic engineering safety behavior
9. 10520473 - Distributed sensing fiber acoustic emission fusion sensing system and running method
10. 10520475 - Fiber acoustic emission sensing apparatus and method for service behavior of hydraulic concrete structure
11. 10473517 - Acoustic emission source expansion apparatus integrated hydraulic engineering construction behavior fiber sensing device
12. 10416085 - Distributed optical fiber identification system and method for seepage conditions of hydraulic structure and base thereof
13. 10119872 - Temperature interference-free sensing fiber monitoring apparatus and application method therefor
14. 10095000 - Single-mode optical fiber having automatic control heat source specifically produced for hydraulic seepage measurement
15. 10012760 - Heat source-free fiber positioning and orienting system for seepage of submerged or partially-submerged structures and monitoring method thereof