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ISSN 2995-4266 · American Society of Civil Engineers · 55 artikel di indeks
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Data Science Skills Are Essential for Civil and Environmental Engineers
Forum papers are thought-provoking opinion pieces or essays founded in fact, sometimes containing speculation, on a civil engineering topic of general interest and relevance to the readership of the journal. The views expressed in this Forum article do not necessarily reflect the views of ASCE or…
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Digital Enablers for Circular Construction: A Systematic Review of RFID and BIM Integration
Abstract This systematic literature review presents the integration of radio-frequency identification (RFID) and building information modeling (BIM) technologies to support circular economy (CE) practices in the construction industry. This review examines how these digital tools contribute to…
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Robotic Applications for Wildfire Management in the Wildland–Urban Interface: A Scoping Review
Abstract Wildfires are intensifying globally, with increasing impacts on wildland–urban interface (WUI) zones where human settlements meet flammable wildland vegetation. These hybrid landscapes pose challenges to fire management, including constrained access, synthetic fuel loads, and unpredictable…
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Performance-Based Design Methodology for Nature-Based Solutions: Using Mangroves to Mitigate Wave Overtopping
Abstract In this study, a Level III reliability method for the performance-based design of nature-based solutions (NbS) is developed and applied to mangroves to mitigate wave overtopping. This method was developed incorporating both hydrodynamic and ecological processes and uncertainties. The model…
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Multimodal Large Language Models in Construction Education for Learning Human–Robot Collaboration: A Narrative Review
Abstract The construction industry is increasingly adopting collaborative robotics to address challenges such as skilled labor shortages, safety risks, and productivity inefficiencies. A critical aspect of this transition is human–robot collaboration (HRC), in which humans and robots work together…
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Nature-Based Design Standards: Past, Present, and Future
Abstract Nature-based solutions (NbS) are increasingly recognized as effective tools for climate adaptation, yet their implementation remains limited by the perception that engineering guidance is lacking. This paper examines the existing spectrum of available guidance, ranging from informal case…
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Assessment of Infrastructure Failures in the 2023 Kahramanmaras Earthquakes
Abstract The February 2023 Kahramanmaras earthquakes—among the most destructive seismic events of the last century—caused catastrophic loss of life and widespread damage to critical infrastructure across 11 provinces in southern Turkiye. This study documents and evaluates the performance of…
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Multihazard Disaster Damage Classification for Buildings in Optical Satellite Images
Abstract While deep learning methods have significantly advanced remote sensing-based disaster damage detection, the challenge of reliably classifying structural damage levels across multiple hazard types using optical satellite imagery remains unresolved. This paper addresses this gap by proposing…
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Lightweight YOLO-Based Detection of Rooftop Thermal Bridges Using Uncrewed Aerial System Thermal Imagery: Comparative Evaluation of Modern YOLO Architectures
Abstract Thermal bridges are localized regions of a building envelope where thermal resistance is reduced relative to surrounding materials, resulting in increased heat transfer and surface temperature anomalies. Uncrewed aerial system (UAS)–based thermal imaging offers a scalable approach for…
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Optimizing Task Scheduling for Efficient and Ergonomic Human–Robot Collaboration in Construction Tasks
Abstract Human–robot collaboration (HRC) offers transformative potential in construction to mitigate labor shortages and enhance productivity. Effective task scheduling between human workers and robots is essential for maximizing productivity and reducing workloads of human workers. Extensive…
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Automated Concrete Bridge Deck Inspection Using Unmanned Aerial System–Collected Data: A Deep Learning Approach
Abstract Inspecting concrete bridge decks is essential for ensuring infrastructure safety and durability, yet traditional manual inspection methods are labor-intensive, time-consuming, and prone to human error, creating demand for automated solutions. This research develops an automated bridge deck…
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How Homeowners Navigate Sustainability and Fire Resilience Rebuilding Decisions after Wildfire
Abstract The reconstruction of homes destroyed in the 2021 Marshall Fire in Colorado presented an opportunity to build back better by enhancing environmental sustainability and fire resilience in affected communities. Yet, during reconstruction, homeowners navigated decisions about incorporating…
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Improving Situational Awareness through Fatigue Reduction with Exoskeletons
Abstract Construction is a labor-intensive industry in which workers are routinely exposed to physically demanding and repetitive tasks, often resulting in substantial physical fatigue. This fatigue can impair key cognitive functions such as hazard recognition and safety risk assessment, both of…
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Vision-Alignment Mechanism for Feedback Control in Robotic Additive Manufacturing with Limited Degrees of Freedom
Abstract One of the key existing challenges in extrusion-based additive manufacturing is the presence of geometric inaccuracies resulting from material uncertainty. Although vision-based feedback control systems have demonstrated promise to control printing parameters to improve geometric fidelity…
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Deep Learning in Earthquake Engineering: A Comprehensive Review
Abstract This paper surveys the growing interest in utilizing deep learning (DL) as a powerful tool to address challenging problems in earthquake engineering. Despite decades of advancement in domain knowledge, issues such as uncertainty in earthquake occurrence, unpredictable seismic loads…
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Developing a Spatial Regression Model Framework for Insured Flood Losses in Houston
Abstract Events such as Hurricane Harvey in 2017, which struck Houston resulted in billions of dollars in reported flood insurance claims through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Currently, there is limited research investigating how hydrologic and socioeconomic drivers influence the…
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Wind-Induced Response Analysis for High-Rise Buildings Based on Time-Variant Speed Model Considering Climate Change
Abstract Under the scenario of global climate change, the wind resistance of high-rise buildings is facing a huge challenge. Climate change could cause an increase in wind speed, which poses a greater threat to high-rise buildings. However, the degradation of structural resistance will intensify…
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Motion-Based Communication as a Language: Formal Grammar Representation and Model-Free Decoding with Dense Optical Flow
Abstract Transmitting information through movement or gestures has a long history and is especially valuable when other communication modalities are impaired or unavailable. This research explores motion-based communication (MBC), which enables collaboration among agents without relying on…
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Cascading Failure Propagation and Perfect Storms in Interdependent Infrastructures
Abstract The increasingly complex conditions that are reshaping environments demand novel analysis of infrastructure weaknesses and behavior. Of critical concern are cascading failures and how small disruptions can spiral into large-scale outages. Significant evidence indicates infrastructures are…