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by light field. Second, the application of each parameter to different types of
fiber sensors are introduced. The advantages and limitations of each type of
sensor are discussed. Finally, since distributed sensing capability is one of the
most important features of fiber-optic sensors, distributed fiber-optic sensors
were introduced in the third section of this chapter. In particular, fiber Bragg
grating-based fiber sensors were discussed in detail due to their practicability
for quasi-distributed fiber sensing that may be used in structure (e.g., bridges
and dams) monitoring and for synthesizing smart composite materials. On the
other hand, with the rapid advent of fiber-optic communication networks,
intrinsic distributed fiber-optic sensors such as OTDR, and OFDR may
become more and more important for real-time network monitoring and
integrated optical circuits inspection.

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