Wind-Induced Instability is a phenomenon in cable-supported bridge engineering characterized by dynamic structural responses, such as flutter or vortex-induced vibrations, that arise from the interaction between wind flow and the bridge's aerodynamic profile, potentially leading to excessive displacements or catastrophic failure.
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