A Hybrid Expert System, GIS, and Simulation Modeling for Environmental and Technological Risk Management

Fedra, K.; Winkelbauer, L.

doi:10.1111/1467-8667.00261

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“…EDSS analyzes and combines the heterogeneous multi-source data acquired from several different sensors sources and from the different processing subsystems within the MIS itself [13]. In order to properly detect and monitor oil slicks, issue alarms and support their management, advanced risk analysis models have been developed and applied for characterizing and monitoring the observed sites.…”

Section: Environmental Decision Support Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Marine Information System for Environmental Monitoring: ARGO-MIS

Pieri

Cocco²,

Salvetti

2018

JMSE

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Sea shipping routes have become very crowded and this, coupled with an always increasing demand of oil based products, contributes to the increase in maritime traffic density, as a consequence pollution risks have increased. Therefore, it is important to have information systems capable of detecting and monitoring environmental endangering situations like oil spills at sea. In this paper, a Marine Information System, acting as an integrated and inter-operable monitoring tool is proposed and discussed. The discussion focuses on a system that is able to integrate different data acquired from various electronic sensors, and that is inter-operable among marine operators and ship traffic authorities. The available data on the system are all geo-referenced, and flows seamlessly through the system, where they are integrated in a consistent and usable manner. An important result of this integration is the capability to produce a collection of proactive services such as Decision Support ones, which can be used to improve the functionalities and facilities concerned in an intervention operation. Through the implementation of these services, we aim to demonstrate how an efficient environmental management system could benefit from being supported by a Marine Information System that can provide the dynamic links between different data, models and actors.

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Section: Environmental Decision Support Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Marine Information System for Environmental Monitoring: ARGO-MIS

Pieri

Cocco²,

Salvetti

2018

JMSE

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“…The system has to deal with all these kinds of knowledge for being effective and useful in the environmental management process (Cortes et al, 2000), which typically consists of four activities in the following: order hazard identification, risk assessment, risk evaluation and intervention (Fedra and Winkelbauer, 2002).…”

Section: Architecture Of the Marine Information Systemmentioning

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A proactive system for maritime environment monitoring

Moroni

Pieri

Tampucci

et al. 2016

Marine Pollution Bulletin

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“…In several phases of the planning process, it is necessary to integrate the 3D planning model into its geographic context, the latter being provided by a GIS. Examples are visualizing the model for the purpose of stakeholder involvement, environmental impact studies, testing collisions with existing infrastructure, and updating a topographic information system after the completion of the structure (Fedra and Winkelbauer, 2002;Lopes and Dias, 2006;Carozza et al, 2014). Integrating the 3D model created by a parametric CAD system into a GIS means to transform both the geometry and the semantics into a data structure which can be interpreted by a GIS.…”

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Multi‐Scale Geometric‐Semantic Modeling of Shield Tunnels for GIS and BIM Applications

Borrmann

Kolbe

Donaubauer

et al. 2014

Computer aided Civil Eng

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The planning of large infrastructure facilities such as inner‐city subway tracks requires the consideration of widely differing scales, ranging from the kilometer scale for the general routing of the track down to the centimeter scale for detailed design of connection points. On the one hand this implies the utilization of both, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) as well as Building Information Modeling (BIM) tools, for performing the required analysis, modeling, and visualization tasks. On the other hand, a sound foundation of handling multi‐scale representations is required. Although multi‐scale modeling is already well established in the GIS field, there are no corresponding approaches in Infrastructure BIM so far. However, multi‐scale concepts are also much needed in the BIM context, as the planning process typically provides only rough information in the early stages and increasingly detailed and fine‐grained information in later stages. To meet this demand, this article presents a comprehensive concept for incorporating multi‐scale representations with building information models, with a particular focus on the geometric‐semantic modeling of shield tunnels. Based on a detailed analysis of the data modeling methods used in CityGML and the requirements present in the context of infrastructure planning projects, we discuss potential extensions to the BIM data model Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) for incorporating multi‐scale representations of shield tunnels. Particular emphasis is put on providing means for preserving the consistency of the representation across the different Levels‐of‐Detail (LoDs), while taking into account both semantics and geometry. For realizing consistency preservation mechanisms, we propose to apply a procedural geometry description which makes it possible to define explicit dependencies between geometric entities on different LoDs. The modification of an object on a coarse level consequently results in an automated update of all dependent objects on the finer levels. Finally, we discuss the transformation of the IFC‐based multi‐scale tunnel model into a CityGML compliant tunnel representation.

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A Hybrid Expert System, GIS, and Simulation Modeling for Environmental and Technological Risk Management

Cited by 22 publications

References 4 publications

A Marine Information System for Environmental Monitoring: ARGO-MIS

A Marine Information System for Environmental Monitoring: ARGO-MIS

A proactive system for maritime environment monitoring

Multi‐Scale Geometric‐Semantic Modeling of Shield Tunnels for GIS and BIM Applications

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