Abstract: Tracking construction equipment is a major task when monitoring work in progress and performance on construction sites. Real-time location data of heavy equipment can be used not only to prevent collision accidents but ...

Abstract: The development paths of smart cities are highly dependent on urban-specific contextual conditions. To be successful in managing smart city projects, it is important to understand the dynamics of urban development, which ...

Abstract: This paper proposes a camera placement framework that incorporates characteristics of complex construction jobsites. The proposed framework consists of three main processes: (1) identification of visual monitoring ...

Abstract: Burgeoning attention has recently been paid to measuring and assessing the effects of urban built environments on pedestrians’ physiological signals (e.g., gait patterns, blood volume pulse, and electrodermal activity). ...

Abstract: Urban built environments often include many negative stimuli (e.g., unleashed dogs, dead animals, litter, graffiti, abandoned vehicles) that are linked with stress symptomatology among urban populations. Biosignals ...