articleStructural Health MonitoringFeb 4, 2026Closed access

Structural health monitoring of offshore pipelines via a novel spatial-topological adaptive graph neural network

Harbin Engineering University · Yantai University · +3 more institutions

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Abstract

Structural health monitoring of offshore oil and gas pipelines is critical for energy security and environmental protection. Acoustic emission technology has been widely adopted as a non-destructive approach for pipeline valve leakage detection. However, it faces severe challenges in real marine environments. Offshore platform pipelines exhibit strong background noise interference that significantly undermines leakage signal identifiability. This requires distributed sensor deployment to expand monitoring coverage. But installation constraints cause spatially uneven distributions that limit information propagation and create monitoring blind spots. Consequently, collaborative response patterns among multiple…

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Keywords
  • Pipeline transport
  • Submarine pipeline
  • Artificial neural network
  • Exploit
  • Wireless sensor network
  • Graph
  • Pipeline (software)
  • Leakage (economics)
UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Life below water
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