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Network-Level Infrastructure Asset Management with Multiagent Actor–Critic Reinforcement Learning: A Case of Highway Bridges
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: AbstractThe network-level infrastructure asset management (NL-IAM) problem is excessively
large and complex due to a large number of decision parameters, possible strategies,
and underlying uncertainties. Although it often ...
Knowledge Spillover of Green Innovation in Construction: Carbon Emission Responses to Exploitation and Exploration
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: AbstractGreen innovation is recognized as a viable strategy to address the tension between
industrial transformation and pollutant emissions. However, the construction industry
has historically shown lower demand and ...
Multiagent Spatial Simulation of Autonomous Taxis for Urban Commute: Travel Economics and Environmental Impacts
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: With the likelihood of autonomous vehicle technologies in public transport and taxi systems increasing, their impact on commuting in real-world road networks is insufficiently studied. In this study, an agent-based model ...
Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Construction Megaprojects
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Megaproject stakeholders sometimes go beyond the requirements of their contract and perform actions that benefit others, despite conflicting with their own interests. This type of organizational citizen behavior (OCB) is ...
Board Structure and Directors’ Role in Preventing Corporate Misconduct in the Construction Industry
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The control of corporate misconduct has become one of the most significant challenges facing society today. Every year hundreds of firms are prosecuted for illegal behavior. Although there is growing interest in corporate ...
Corporate Misconduct Prediction with Support Vector Machine in the Construction Industry
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Corporate misconduct may lead to severe economic loss and even fatal injuries to workers and residents in the construction industry. Previous studies have proven that board composition in organizations can be related to ...
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