Abstract: Abstract Recently, China has invested heavily in new infrastructure, and its input efficiency needs to be clarified. In this study, an indicator system for evaluating the input efficiency of new infrastructure (IENI) was ...

Abstract: In the present study, we revised and expanded the basic model proposed in our previous study to better deal with equity issues in highway investment planning. The issues cover horizontal (intraregional) and vertical ...

Abstract: Different transport stakeholders have different needs for transport infrastructure and services. Meeting the needs of stakeholders implies a tradeoff of benefits and costs between supply and demand and creates issues of ...

Abstract: The concern over sustainable development gives rise to the importance of the environmental factors in evaluating an environment-sensitive project. In this regard, the widely adopted exercise which involves the environmental ...

Abstract: Activity centers are areas of strong development of a particular activity, such as residence, employment, or recreation. Understanding shifts in activity centers can help in creating development strategies for subway ...

Abstract: Work shift system is commonly used in construction projects to meet project deadlines. However, evening and night shifts raise the risk of adverse events and thus must be used to the minimum extent feasible. The three ...

Abstract: AbstractRising traffic volumes and natural disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons accelerate bridge deterioration and intensify public concern over aging infrastructure. With aging bridges continuing to operate at peak ...

Abstract: AbstractThe ability to accurately predict and evaluate financial health is crucial for project owners and stakeholders to ensure stability and minimize risk. Traditional models such as the Altman Z-score, while widely used, ...