Abstract: Computer vision–based tracking methods are used to track construction resources for productivity and safety purposes. This type of tracking requires that targets be accurately matched across multiple camera views to obtain ...

Abstract: Poor performance in transportation construction is well documented, with an estimated $114.3 billion in global annual cost overrun. Studies aimed at identifying the causes highlighted traditional project management ...

Abstract: AbstractDigital twins (DTs) have emerged as a promising tool in road infrastructure management, enabling real-time monitoring, proactive maintenance, and data-driven decision making. However, existing digital twin systems ...

Abstract: Reinforced concrete bridges are a vitally important part of modern infrastructure. The status of this infrastructure needs to be monitored on a continuous basis in order to ensure its safety and functionality. This is ...

Abstract: AbstractThe digitalization of road maintenance aims to combine digital technologies and harness data to revolutionize the current system to improve the safety, costs, and sustainability of road networks. But still, current ...

Abstract: Structural health monitoring data has not been fully leveraged to support asset management due to a lack of effective integration with other data sets. A building information modeling (BIM) approach is presented to leverage ...