Advances in Constructional Engineering

Supertall buildings are prone to significant vibration responses under wind loads, where the reliability of monitoring data directly impacts the scientific validity of structural safety assessments and control strategies. This study investigates how signal acquisition, sensor deployment, and data processing influence monitoring outcomes based on actual wind vibration response measurements. Through statistical analysis and comparative verification methods, we identify key causes of abnormal data and reliability discrepancies. The research demonstrates that well-designed monitoring systems with multi-dimensional data validation can substantially enhance data credibility, providing crucial references for evaluating wind resistance performance and ensuring operational safety management in supertall buildings.

Supertall buildings; Wind vibration response; Monitoring data; Reliability analysis