Many developed high density cities around the world are facing unprecedented challenges
as their infrastructure facilities are aging while citizen demands are ever surging. The …

The asset management phase of a building constitutes approximately 60% of its total
lifecycle costs. However, significant unnecessary expenses occur in current asset …

In recent years, many governments have launched various smart city or smart infrastructure
initiatives to improve the quality of citizens' life and help city managers/planners optimize the …

The mission of state Departments of Transportation (DOTs) has evolved, and their
perception has shifted from focusing on constructing new assets to managing and …

ABSTRACT Departments of Transportation (DOTs) are responsible for managing and
maintaining transportation assets in the US. DOTs manage a wide variety of assets …

While smart maintenance is gaining popularity in professional engineering and construction
management practice, little is known about the dimensions of its maturity. It is assumed that …

Many highway agencies have several functional groups responsible for planning for safety,
maintenance and rehabilitation (M&R), mobility, and other functions. The functional nature of …

Transportation and other infrastructure systems, particularly in dense urban regions, are
intertwined, interdependent, multi-scale, multi-domain and complex, and their behavior …

In their pursuit of ensuring the quality and long-term performance of pavements, state
highway agencies (SHAs) have established specifications for materials testing and …

Construction projects are key sources of data changes made to a transportation asset
management system (TAMS). Because projects create new assets or modify existing ones …