Life-cycle management of road network projects traditionally emphasise material production
and construction stages, with less attention given to usage stage and functionality …

The rapid urbanization, industrialization, and population growth have led to a considerable
rise in solid waste production, highlighting the need for efficient solid waste management …

Life cycle assessment methodology was applied in this study to calculate environmental
impacts of a 3.5-km-long dual carriageway asphalt highway section case study in Abu Dhabi …

El creciente interés por el desarrollo de alternativas frente al uso masivo de cementantes
tradicionales en aplicaciones geotécnicas, tales como cemento y cal, se debe en gran …

In this study a novel microsimulation-based methodology for environmental assessment of
urban systems is developed to address the performance of autonomous mass-mobility …

A total number of 84 direct shear tests (DST) were performed on slag, sodium silicate, and
cemented clay compositions to determine how these materials affect the engineering …

This study investigated the use of ladle furnace slag fines (FLF) for soil stabilisation. It
contributes to the current state-of-the-art by comparing the effects of FLF on engineering …

Growing demand for road infrastructures and accompanying environmental footprint calls for
the replacement of pavement materials with recycled options. The complexities in real-world …

Steelmaking wastes have been reused in civil construction to decrease environmental
damages. This work evaluated the use of fines of oxidising electric arc furnace (EAF) steel …

Roads account for a major part of energy/resource consumption and emission of GHGs,
such as CO2, PM, NOx, O3, etc., due to high demand for virgin materials, specifically in …