Steel and composite bridges

Pipinato, Alessio; Miranda, Mario de

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-823550-8.00019-6

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“…Continuous advances in sensor and data collection technology have allowed the installation of large monitoring systems on a variety of structures (Pipinato and De Miranda, 2022). Recent advancements in lean construction and BIM-based design and construction management are extremely beneficial to the longterm delivery of infrastructure, whether it is a bridge or a road.…”

Section: Addressing Sustainabilitymentioning

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Identifying the key roles of a multicriteria framework for designing sustainable urban bridges in Ethiopia

Hailemariam

Nuramo

2022

Front. Built Environ.

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This research investigates the role of using a multicriteria framework during the process of designing a sustainable urban bridge. A framework is a basic structure underlying a system, concept, or method. It is a hypothetical depiction of a complex entity or process. On the other hand, a multicriteria framework comprises several criteria or attributes that relate to the widespread usage of difficult-to-understand ideas, concepts, and approaches. The general purpose of such a framework is to make it easier to apply sustainable urban bridge design for infrastructure improvement. A literature review and a questionnaire survey are used in the study to identify the most important roles. The survey study, using a structured questionnaire, was applied to samples (n = 204) of practicing professionals in an urban bridge infrastructure design. A principal component analysis was carried out to pinpoint the key components. As a result, the multicriteria framework predominantly addresses sustainability principles in design practice and also guides and facilitates all bridge design processes, from conceptual analysis to final design outputs.

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Section: Addressing Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%