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Tomotaka Fukuoka and Makoto Fujiu
In Japan, bridges are inspected via close visual examinations every five years. However, these inspections are labor intensive, and a shortage of engineers and budget constraints will restrict such inspections in the future. In recent years, efforts have...
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Eam Sovisoth, Vikas Singh Kuntal, Prakhar Misra, Wataru Takeuchi and Kohei Nagai
Inspection data can be used to comprehend and plan effective maintenance of bridges. In particular, the year of initial construction is one of the most important criteria for formulating maintenance plans, making budget allocations, and estimating soundn...
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Chul-Gyum Kim, Jeongwoo Lee, Jeong Eun Lee and Hyeonjun Kim
This study examines the long-term climate predictability in the Seomjin River basin using statistical methods, and explores the effects of incorporating the duration of climate indices as predictors. A multiple linear regression model is employed, utiliz...
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Falian Xie, Haihong Song and Huina Zhang
Upon the need for sustainability and natural lighting performance simulation for high-speed railway station waiting halls in cold regions, a new prediction method was proposed for the quantitative analysis of their natural lighting performance in the ear...
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Raid Alrowais, Noha Said, Muhammad Tariq Bashir, Ahmed Ghazy, Bandar Alwushayh and Mahmoud M. Abdel Daiem
The fabrication of carbon materials from biomass residues can be a promising economical approach for absorbing various target pollutants from aqueous phase. In the study, the adsorption of diphenolic acid (DPA) is investigated on activated carbons fabric...
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