A distributed information system prototype to detect and monitor the Hazardous Material Transport on the road in the territory of Nice-Imperia-Ventimiglia

Benza, Mauro; Bersani, Chiara; Garbolino, Emmanuel; Giglio, Davide; Olampi, Samuel; Sacile, Roberto; Tomasoni, Angela Maria; Trasforini, Eva

doi:10.2495/safe070321

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“…In a TMD-NIS project, Benza et al (2007) proposed a Decision Support System (DSS) for the detection and monitoring of Hazardous Material (hazmat) transportation on the road infrastructure project. A group of assessment applications was performed by the partners of the project, including, an image processing system to identify the ONU codes on the hazmat plates installed on each truck, an onboard computer system to store and transmit information related to the hazmat physical conditions, vehicle's locations and performance measures.…”

Section: Decision-based Ict Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Review of ICT Applications in Construction

Adwan

Al-Soufi

2018

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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In this review paper we compiled and demonstrated the trends and patterns of the research published on ICT Applications in the construction industry over the past two decades (1996-2016), through employing a five phases profiling methodology which generated an acceptable set of 68 out of 202 articles and papers indexed by Elsevier’s Scopus database. This paper reviews the utmost academic ICT applications and proposals/ initiatives in the construction industry taking an advantage of a previously generated research journal on ICT Technologies and Construction Tasks. A resulting classification of 11 categories of ICT Applications as appeared in literature along with their corresponding authors and dates was provided and discussed.

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Section: Decision-based Ict Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Software may have included resource planning, progress control and quality control. According to Benza et al (2007), the previously mentioned DSS was accessed by a web-GIS interface application. The web-GIS interface tracks and analyzes real-time hazmat transports and hazmat risk data respectively.…”

Section: Web-based Ict Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of ICT Applications in Construction

Adwan

Al-Soufi

2018

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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“…Decision-making tools predict whether or not implementation of a particular ICT would be a bad investment and what adoption rate would be required to turn a bad investment into a good investment. In an attempt to determine the most effective ICT Technologies to detect and monitor the hazardous material transportation on the road infrastructure between France and Italy, [36] presented a Decision Support System to minimize the hazardous material transportation risk and to improve the road infrastructure safety conditions (S) Task.…”

Section: Decision-based Technology (D)mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of ICT Technology In Construction

Adwan¹,

Al-Soufi²

2016

IJMIT

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A growing awareness in the construction industry has emerged to pay a sharp attention to ICT as a catalyst that would mitigate the deficiencies characterized by this industry. In comparison with other cited review articles, this paper is aimed to 1) compile the research published on "ICT Technologies" in correspondence to "Construction Tasks" in the construction industry over the past two decades , 2) demonstrate the trends and patterns in the use of different types of ICT Technologies 3) discuss the correspondence of the identified ICT Technologies to the identified Construction Tasks and 4) exhibit the construction needs of ICT. By the employment of a five phases profiling methodology, a set of 68 out of 202 articles and papers indexed by Elsevier's Scopus database was considered relevant for the current review paper. This research is targeting the beginning researchers and practitioners in the field of ICT in construction.

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“…Another option is automatic vehicle identification by the ADR marking, which is already used for license plates of vehicles [22]. The necessary need for the monitoring of the movement of vehicles transporting hazardous substances has been proved by research projects carried out in Europe and worldwide [23,24,25]. Applying these measures may be important not only in the area of prevention.…”

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Issues of Hazardous Materials Transport and Possibilities of Safety Measures in the Concept of Smart Cities

Adamec¹,

Schüllerová²,

Adam³

et al. 2016

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Smart Cities

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The transportation of goods and supplies is an essential part of maintaining a functioning urban infrastructure. It also involves the transport of dangerous goods. This type of transportation may especially in the urban areas signify a high risk that may significantly damage the critical infrastructure of the city if there is an accident and leakage of dangerous chemical substances. The aim is, therefore, to minimize the risk and its consequences. The effective instruments are through the identification, analysis and assessment of these risks, searching for critical areas in cities and ensuring the application of prevention and safety measures. Application of risk analysis methods helps to identify the expected and probable risks that can significantly influence the safety of the critical infrastructure. On the other hand, risk analysis methods which can also identify unknown risks with low probability of occurrence are currently being developed. The paper introduces a methodology of assessment of transport risk in cities focusing on reducing the impact of hazard in cities. The risk analysis methods and approaches are subsequently proposed as the initial stage of implementing the selected safety measures. This paper aims to introduce the issue of risks associated with transportation of hazardous substances in cities and to propose measures that are in accordance with the concept of Smart Cities, in order to contribute to the creation of a functional communication network, traffic flow in cities and increasing the security of critical infrastructure.

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A distributed information system prototype to detect and monitor the Hazardous Material Transport on the road in the territory of Nice-Imperia-Ventimiglia

Cited by 8 publications

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A Review of ICT Applications in Construction

A Review of ICT Applications in Construction

A Review of ICT Technology In Construction

Issues of Hazardous Materials Transport and Possibilities of Safety Measures in the Concept of Smart Cities

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