Abstract: The Hangzhou subway construction collapse (HZSCC) is a serious accident that caused the most casualties in China’s subway construction history. This disaster took place on November 15, 2008, causing 21 fatalities and 24 ...

Abstract: It is very difficult to implement quantitative risk assessment (QRA) for safety management in subway construction because of to the shortage of sufficient information about accidents happening in subway construction. QRA ...

Abstract: The development of an infrastructure megaproject is closely related to society and the public community. It is necessary to pay enough attention to public opinions that generally have a significant impact on megainfrastructure’s ...

Abstract: Developing approaches for recognition and classification of awkward working postures is of great significance for proactive management of safety risks and work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) in construction. ...

Abstract: Megaproject branding on social media is especially needed in this digital era to prompt the success of megaproject delivery. Existing social media–driven branding studies often concentrated on general projects or products, ...

Abstract: Precursor management has been studied and applied across a wide range of industries. The findings demonstrate that knowledge of precursors can provide an opportunity to avoid incidents and further safety performance. A ...

Abstract: Public perspective has long been ignored in ex-post evaluation of large cross-regional projects (LCPs), and the emergence of online public participation affords the opportunity to obtain and analyze public opinions from a ...

Abstract: To enhance the performance of learning from past fall-related accidents, this study developed an innovative framework for automatically extracting every individual causal factor from accident investigation reports based ...