Carbon footprints calculator of highway pavement rehabilitation: The quantification of carbon emissions per unit activity

Wahid, Che Muhammad Fatihi Hafifi Che; Aminudin, Eeydzah; Majid, Muhd Zaimi Abd; Hainin, Mohd Rosli; Satar, Mohd Khairul Idham Mohd; Warid, Muhammad Naqiuddin Mohd; Zakaria, Rozana; Ramli, Mohamad Faizal; Zin, Rosli Mohamad; Noor, Zainura Zainon; Mazlan, Ain Naadia; Yousif, Omar Sedeeq; Neardey, Monh; Jais, Azman Mohd; Abdullah, Rohaya; Yazid, Yazlin Salfiza Mohd; Ahmad, Nadzrol Fadzilah

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/512/1/012010

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“…Meanwhile, CFC for the Malaysia green highway is to measure the amount of GHG emitted through the combustion of energy represented in an activity. Carbon footprint is the total set of greenhouse gas emissions caused directly and indirectly expressed as CO2e [48,49]. The dashboard works as a key performance indicator for the green highway performance.…”

Section: Dashboard Adoption: a Real Scenario Application Of Highway G...mentioning

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Monitoring the Construction Industry Towards a Construction Revolution 4.0

Yousif¹,

Zakaria²,

Wahi³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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The key concept of the Industrial Revolution IR 4.0 has been conceptualized as the new wave of digitalization, robotization, and broader usage of information and communication technology. However, the construction industry is complicated, which has led to its slow industrial evolution. The construction industry still follows traditional labor-intensive industry practices, with high energy consumption, environmental pollution, and low productivity in project delivery. Moreover, the recent cataclysmic COVID 19 pandemic has opened the vision of the construction industry towards IR 4.0 due to the human movement restriction. This paper aims to investigate the adoption of indispensable monitoring technology in the construction industry as effective visual communication of data towards the IR 4.0. This research closes the gap and gives an intensive literature investigation to acquire insights into Construction 4.0 and a case study to showcase the developed monitoring dashboard. Adoption of IR 4.0 technologies will achieve sustainable construction development, lower costs and fast construction with the highest quality. The critical literature review of previous studies with content analysis to demonstrate the recent research in this area. The monitoring dashboard brings the construction performance assessment data to real life and provides key performance indicators required for construction management and support decisions.

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Section: Dashboard Adoption: a Real Scenario Application Of Highway G...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Monitoring the Construction Industry Towards a Construction Revolution 4.0

Yousif¹,

Zakaria²,

Wahi³

et al. 2022

IJSDP

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“…This adoption lets the construction sector players from the project manager to the workers practice the right and quick decisions, optimize design and sector automation, and decrease the risk of construction. Finally, the construction duration can be shortened by boosting productivity (Hafifi Che Wahid et al, 2019).…”

Section: Digitalizing the Construction Industrymentioning

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Review of Big Data Integration in Construction Industry Digitalization

Yousif

Zakaria

Aminudin

et al. 2021

Front. Built Environ.

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The 2030 agenda for sustainable development has embraced the importance of sustainable practices in the construction industry. Parallel to the Industry revolution 4.0, the construction industry needs to keep pace with technological advances in data management to keep pace with the revolution through the ability to process and extract value from data. This phenomenon attracts the requirement of Big Data (BD). The construction industry deals with large volumes of heterogeneous data, which is expected to increase exponentially following an intense use of modern technologies. This research presents a comprehensive study of the literature, investigating the potential application of BD integration in the construction industry. The adoption of such technologies in this industry remains at a nascent stage and lags broad uptake of these technologies in other fields. The Construction Industry is driving to boost its productivity through the implementation of data technologies; hence, significant research is needed in this area. Currently, there is a lack of deep comprehensive research on BD integration applications that provide insight for the construction industry. This research closes the gap and gives an overview of the literature. The discussion presented the current utilization, the issues, and ways for potential works along with the challenges companion with the implementation.

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“…Determining data efficiency and the integration of multiple sources of data to get useful information, monitoring the performance, and taking the right decision (Hafifi Che Wahid et al, 2019).…”

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Web-based dashboard of data integration for green highway performance management

Yousif

Zakaria²

2022

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Highway concessionaires in Malaysia spend considerable assets for managing different forms of data during highway projects' life cycles. In this context, and based on the use of modern technologies, an enormous volume of highway data is generated daily. These data can be utilized to extract and evaluate indicators to analyze highway green performance. Feedback from indicators allows to grasp the sustainable practices and implement corrective actions. Dashboards have become popular in recent years as uniquely powerful tools for communicating important information. This research adopted the approach of a centralized data provider to develop a web-based visualization dashboard, as a technique to reinforce decisions in the highway sector. The dashboard will be employed to gain information about highway green performance to enhance decisions. In this dashboard, data integration of Malaysia Green Highway Index and Carbon Footprint Calculator has been used in illustrating the visualization. The development utilized a web-based multi-programming language. The quantitative and qualitative measures were used to validate the dashboard. Findings demonstrated an increase in accuracy of data monitoring and quicker decision-making using the Dashboard. The outcome of this research will add value to the green highway development and map the highway towards a better and sustainable quality of life nationally and internationally. Furthermore, this research will pave the way for future researchers to integrate other efficient tools and parameters that contribute towards sustainable development.

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Carbon footprints calculator of highway pavement rehabilitation: The quantification of carbon emissions per unit activity

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Monitoring the Construction Industry Towards a Construction Revolution 4.0

Monitoring the Construction Industry Towards a Construction Revolution 4.0

Review of Big Data Integration in Construction Industry Digitalization

Web-based dashboard of data integration for green highway performance management

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