Chong-Shi Gu

Dr. Chong-Shi Gu


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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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11 January 2020 in Engineering with Computers
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Siyu ChenSiyu Chen
Siyu Chen
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
CLChaoning Lin
Chaoning Lin
KZKang Zhang
Kang Zhang
YZYantao Zhu
Yantao Zhu

8 October 2020 in IEEE Access
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DYDashan Yang
Dashan Yang
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
Yantao ZhuYantao Zhu
Yantao Zhu
BDBo Dai
Bo Dai
KZKang Zhang
Kang Zhang
BLBo Li
Bo Li
Dams are the main water retaining structures in the hydraulic engineering field. Safe operations of dams are important foundations to ensure the hydraulic functionalities of these engineering structures. Deformation, as the most intuitive feature of the damsb’ operation behaviors, can comprehensively reflect the dam structural states. In this case, the analysis of the dam prototype deformation data and the establishment of a real-time prediction model become frontier research contents in the field of dam safety monitoring. Considering the multi-nonlinear relationships between dam deformation and relative influential factors as well as the time lag effect of these influential factors, this paper adopts long-short-term memory (LSTM) network algorithm in deep learning to deal with the long-term dependence existing in dam deformation and explore the deformation law. The method proposed in this work can effectively avoid the gradient disappearance and gradient explosion problems by using the recurrent neural network (RNN). In addition, this work adopts the Attention mechanism to screen the information that has significant influence on deformation, combining the Adam optimization algorithm that has high calculation efficiency and low memory requirement to improves the learning accuracy and speed of the LSTM. The model overfitting is avoided by applying the Dropout mechanism. The effectiveness of this proposed model in studing the long time series deformation prediction of concrete dams is confirmed by case studies, whose MSE (mean square error) and other 4 error indexes can be reduced.

11 July 2019 in Structural Control and Health Monitoring
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Shaowei WangShaowei Wang
Shaowei Wang
YXYingli Xu
Yingli Xu
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
TBTengfei Bao
Tengfei Bao
QXQun Xia
Qun Xia
KHKun Hu
Kun Hu

1 July 2020 in Structural Control and Health Monitoring
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Shaowei WangShaowei Wang
Shaowei Wang
CXCong Xu
Cong Xu
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
Huaizhi SuHuaizhi Su
Huaizhi Su
KHKun Hu
Kun Hu
QXQun Xia
Qun Xia

19 December 2022 in Engineering Structures
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KZKang Zhang
Kang Zhang
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
Yantao ZhuYantao Zhu
Yantao Zhu
YLYangtao Li
Yangtao Li
XSXiaosong Shu
Xiaosong Shu

XFXiao Fu
Xiao Fu
Chong-Shi GuChong-Shi Gu
Chong-Shi Gu
Huaizhi SuHuaizhi Su
Huaizhi Su
XQXiangnan Qin
Xiangnan Qin
Earth-rock dams make up a large proportion of the dams in China, and their failures can induce great risks. In this paper, the risks associated with earth-rock dam failure are analyzed from two aspects: the probability of a dam failure and the resulting life loss. An event tree analysis method based on fuzzy set theory is proposed to calculate the dam failure probability. The life loss associated with dam failure is summarized and refined to be suitable for Chinese dams from previous studies. The proposed method and model are applied to one reservoir dam in Jiangxi province. Both engineering and non-engineering measures are proposed to reduce the risk. The risk analysis of the dam failure has essential significance for reducing dam failure probability and improving dam risk management level.