Yunyu Li

1. Introduction A variety of factors, including loading, environmental conditions, and material degradation, contribute to the progressive decline in bridge performance throughout its service life, posing significant risks to structural safety and durability [1]. To mitigate catastrophic failures and socioeconomic losses caused by structural damage [2,3], the implementation of scientifically rigorous evaluation models has become imperative.

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