JCP Behavior with Traffic and Temperature Loadings: Analysis of a Test Road in Korea

Ryu, SungWoo; Lee, Jae‐Hoon; Kwon, Soonmin; Cho, Yoon-Ho

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“…RFID has been widely adopted in automatic equipment localization (Motamedi et al , 2013) and real-time resource localization (Costin and Teizer, 2015). Sensors are deployed in elevators (Kwon et al , 2014), parking facilities (Gikas et al , 2016), joint concrete pavements (Ryu et al , 2017) and highways (Aziz et al , 2017) by abetting the collection of a diverse set of data for various functions. The spatial and geometric data measured from images or videos is also a major source for reconstructing digital models of in-use facilities to assess their performance.…”

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Pervasive sensing technologies for facility management: a critical review

Chen

Zetkulic

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Purpose The practice of facility management (FM) has been evolving with the rapid development of pervasive sensing technologies (PSTs) such as sensors, automatic identification (auto-ID), laser scanning and photogrammetry. Despite the proliferation of research on the use of PSTs for FM, a comprehensive review of such research is missing from the literature. This study aims to cover the knowledge void by examining the status quo and challenges of the selected PSTs with a focus on FM. Design/methodology/approach This paper reviewed 204 journal papers recounting cases of using PSTs for FM. The reviewed papers were extracted from Elsevier Scopus database using the advanced search. Findings Findings of this study revealed that PSTs and FM applications form a many-to-many mapping, i.e. one PST could facilitate many FM applications, and one application can also be supported by various PSTs. It is also found that energy modeling and management is the most referred purpose in FM to adopt PSTs, while space management, albeit important, received the least attention. Five challenges are identified, which include high investment on PSTs, data storage problem, absence of proper data exchange protocols for data interoperability, a lack of mature data processing methods for data utilization and privacy of users. Originality/value This paper paints a full picture of PSTs adoption for FM. It pinpoints the promising explorations for tackling the key challenges to future development.

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Section: Pervasive Sensing Technologies For Facility Management Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pervasive sensing technologies for facility management: a critical review

Chen

Zetkulic

et al. 2019

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JCP Behavior with Traffic and Temperature Loadings: Analysis of a Test Road in Korea

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Pervasive sensing technologies for facility management: a critical review

Pervasive sensing technologies for facility management: a critical review

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