Improving road infrastructure monitoring and resilience with Big Data collected from in-vehicle sensors

Lusikka, T. (Speaker)

BA4904 Transport systems and services

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Conference presentation

Period	8 Feb 2022
Event title	XVI WORLD WINTER SERVICE AND ROAD RESILIENCE CONGRESS: Adpating to a changing world
Event type	Conference
Conference number	XVI
Location	Calgary, CanadaShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

road resilience
big data

Documents & Links

https://proceedings-calgary2022.piarc.org/ressources/documents/source/CALGARY-2022_LusikkaT-V1.pdf
This foresight session stems from the need to present indicative perspectives of state-of-the-art resilience frameworks and metrics that are of interest and applicable to road stakeholders. This is of particular relevance to PIARC’s TC1.4- Climate Change and Resilience of Road Network having in its scope of work for 2020-2023 for taking into account holistic methodologies and approaches concerning resilience in view of the update of PIARC’s proposed International Framework on Climate Change Adaptation for Road Infrastructure but also to the PIARC’s Strategic Theme 4 dealing with Resilient Infrastructure. The aforementioned perspectives cover a wide range including resilience considerations in freight movements from disruptive events, methods and concepts for assessing the resilience of transport infrastructures, guidelines proposed for measuring resilience and prioritizing intervention, a framework for investment considerations and, use of Big Data in improving resilience. A roundtable discussion on the presentations and on key selected questions with the participation of key experts representing ECTRI, TRB and PIARC and the presenters will shed further insight into the presented issues and how these could be best exploited by various stakeholders, including LMICs.

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Road condition detection technology: A benefit analysis
Research output: Book/Report › Report