Bridges are subject to a plethora of deterioration phenomena, such as corrosion, fatigue,
and damaging events (eg, truck impacts and earthquakes) that can affect their performance …

This paper introduces a Virtual Meeting Environment (VME) leveraging Virtual Reality and
investigates its impact on decision-making during infrastructure inspections. The …

The article introduces a decision-making framework and process for including the data
quality (DQ) of structural health monitoring (SHM) for bridge management. The decision …

In contemporary construction project management, the effective use of big data has
emerged as a pivotal strategy for navigating the complexities and uncertainties inherent in …

This paper addresses value of information, structural health information, and decision
analyses in built environment engineering. Decision analyses are used for the joint …

Reclassification of bridges, ie, a change in load rating, using reliability-based methods and a
direct update with proof load information has been presented by many authors. However …

Bridges are frequently subjected to permit loads. While deciding on permitting such loads,
bridge owners usually adopt a tiered approach for structural analysis, assessment, and …

The construction of mega infrastructure projects has the characteristics of repeatability, long
duration, and high complexity. Therefore, it is particularly important to implement dynamic …

Periodic visual inspections are the primary assessment method to ensure structural safety of
existing bridges in practice. The influence of the collected inspection data on the structural …

Many bridges are approaching or have already passed their expected service life. For steel
bridges, fatigue is often the decisive degradation phenomenon that theoretically puts …