A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Health monitoring for effective management of infrastructure
Significance of effectively managing civil infrastructure systems (CIS) throughout CIS life-cycles, and especially during and after natural or man-made disasters is well recognized. Disaster mitigation includes preparedness for hazards to avoid casualties and human suffering, as well as to ensure that critical CIS components can become operational within a short amount of time following a disaster. It follows that mitigating risk due to disasters and CIS managementare intersecting and interacting societal concerns. A coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach that integrates field, theoretical and laboratory research is necessary for innovating both hazard mitigation and infrastructure management. Health monitoring (HM) of CIS is an emerging paradigm for effective management, including emergency response and recovery management. Challenges and opportunities in health monitoring enabled by recent advances in information technology are discussed in this paper. An example of HM research on an actual CIS test-bed is presented.
Health monitoring for effective management of infrastructure
Significance of effectively managing civil infrastructure systems (CIS) throughout CIS life-cycles, and especially during and after natural or man-made disasters is well recognized. Disaster mitigation includes preparedness for hazards to avoid casualties and human suffering, as well as to ensure that critical CIS components can become operational within a short amount of time following a disaster. It follows that mitigating risk due to disasters and CIS managementare intersecting and interacting societal concerns. A coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach that integrates field, theoretical and laboratory research is necessary for innovating both hazard mitigation and infrastructure management. Health monitoring (HM) of CIS is an emerging paradigm for effective management, including emergency response and recovery management. Challenges and opportunities in health monitoring enabled by recent advances in information technology are discussed in this paper. An example of HM research on an actual CIS test-bed is presented.
Health monitoring for effective management of infrastructure
Aktan, A. Emin (author) / Catbas, Fikret N. (author) / Grimmelsman, Kirk A. (author) / Pervizpour, Mesut (author) / Curtis, Joshua M. (author) / Shen, Kaizhen (author) / Qin, Xiaoli (author)
Smart Structures and Materials 2002: Smart Systems for Bridges, Structures, and Highways ; 2002 ; San Diego,California,United States
Proc. SPIE ; 4696
2002-06-28
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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