Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Patrick J. Fortney Clemson University Civil engineering Telepresence and Hybrid Testing Technologies Integration of CI and Traditional Research Methodologies

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Telepresence From the perspective of structural engineering experimental research, education, and outreach Desired Technology Webcast capabilities Remote viewer access User controls for camera manipulation Zoom Pan Graphical representation of live data capture Remote viewer has options to view multiple graphical representations – predetermined by researcher

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Telepresence WiSER Facilities Telepresence Page Camera A1 Camera A2 Camera A3 Strain – Displacement Channel –N1 Energy – Displacement Channel – N2 Force – Displacement Channel – N3

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Telepresence Live Camera – A1 Zoom Pan

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Telepresence WiSER Facilities Telepresence Page Camera A1 Camera A2 Camera A3 Strain – Displacement Channel – N1 Energy – Displacement Channel – N2 Force – Displacement Channel – N3

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Telepresence Live Camera – A1Live Data – Ch. N3 Zoom Pan

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Hybrid Testing WiSER Research Complex Wind Tunnel Demand WESL Building Capacity Large-Scale Test Platform Capacity Fundamental Structural Design Philosophy

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Hybrid Testing Wind Tunnel Model Measures Externally Applied Pressures Numerical Engine WESL Component Testing Applied Load History Driven by numerical Engine Large-Scale Platform Full-Scale Subassemblages Driven by Internal Response of Component Test

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Potential Clients Experimental researchers Analytical researchers Practicing engineers Educators General public

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Collaboration Partners Computer Networking Technologies Communication and Data Technologies Cyber Infrastructure Technologies Computer Science Technologies Web Technologies Civil Engineering Infrastructure Technologies In no particular order:

Clemson University Department of Civil Engineering 110 Lowry Hall Clemson, SC Patrick J. Fortney Clemson University Civil engineering Telepresence and Hybrid Testing Technologies Integration of CI and Traditional Research Methodologies QUESTIONS