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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors record the movement and vibrations of the bridge. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors record the movement and vibrations of the bridge. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors record the movement and vibrations of the bridge. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors record the movement and vibrations of the bridge. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives past the mobile lab’s equipment trailer. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A Nebraska Department of Transportation truck drives across the aging Platte River Bridge as sensors record the movement and vibrations of the bridge. Trucks drove across the bridge singularly and in unison numerous times at varying speeds so the sensors could collect data for each of the runs. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Mitra Nasimi replace a sensor box connected to dozens of sensors attached to the aging Platte River Bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Cables lead from a central laptop collecting data to dozens of sensors attached to the aging Platte River Bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Data from dozens of sensors records on a laptop resting on a sandbar in the shade of the bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, checks the cable connections needed for the bridge sensors. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ricky Woods, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, discusses with Awg Ku Ahmad Hashim Bin, Bowen Yang, and Mitra Nasimi the cable connections needed for the bridge sensors. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Mitra Nasimi connects a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before testing began on the Platte River bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Mitra Nasimi connects a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before testing began on the Platte River bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Mitra Nasimi and Awg Ku Ahmad Hashim Bin connect a replacement cable for the bridge sensors before testing began on the Platte River bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ricky Wood, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, right, and Bowen Yang examine the cable connections that go to multiple sensors on the Platte River bridge. NOBL, the Nebraska Outdoor Bridge Lab as part of the College of Engineering is turning two bridge sites (for a total of three bridges) into a national research and educational facility for bridge health and testing. This bridge is across the Platte River on Highway 92 between Yutan and Omaha. August 9, 2021. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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