Abstract: Climate change has been linked to the occurrence of rainfall events with higher frequencies and intensities in various urban areas around the world. Existing stormwater systems in many areas are more frequently experiencing ...

Abstract: Airports Council International and the global air transport industry set a net-zero carbon goal for airports by 2050, presenting an opportunity for innovation and creating a sustainable path to recovery amid the COVID-19 ...

Abstract: Because of deteriorating condition levels of wastewater networks and financial constraints, sewer agencies are seeking methods to prioritize inspection of sewer pipes on the basis of risk of failure. Risk assessment of ...

Abstract: Wastewater utilities are aiming to implement asset management strategies to minimize costly emergency repairs, to justify expenditures, and to optimize future renewal actions. Consequently, development of deterioration ...

Abstract: Airports play an essential role within the transportation and infrastructure sectors. As modernizing and expanding airport infrastructures receive a higher priority, addressing inefficiencies in capital expenditures (CapEx) ...

Abstract: Public–private partnerships (PPPs) and sustainability have received considerable attention in delivery and execution of transportation infrastructure projects in the United States. Existing sustainability rating tools are ...

Abstract: Sustainable development is one of the most widely studied contemporary issues in the transportation sector. However, few of the existing project-level, sustainability-oriented decision tools account for complex interdependencies ...

Abstract: Over the last decade, transportation asset management practices have been increasingly enhanced through incorporation of sustainability considerations. Organizational- and network-level guidelines have been developed to ...