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Deterioration prediction of concrete bridges with artificial neural network (ANN) derived from discrete condition data

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posted on 2024-10-31, 16:37 authored by Md Saeed Hasan, Sujeeva SetungeSujeeva Setunge, David LawDavid Law
At present deterioration caused by service conditions and deferred maintenance of old bridges are diagnosed using a condition monitoring systemwhere a condition rating is given to each and every element based on visual inspection. Evaluating these conditions to arrive at a meaningful decision criterion is a challenge faced by many road authorities in the world. Whilst there have been many different methods proposed in research, they haven't been widely accepted by the authorities. Some of these methods include Markov process, Gamma process and deterministic methods where a condition curve is derived from a large amount of discrete condition data. In this paper, an attempt has been made to use the artificial neural networks to forecast deterioration using condition data from level 2 inspections. Backward-Propagation-Method (BPM) of artificial neural network (ANN) has been applied to forecast bridge deterioration. Condition data has been obtained from one local council in Victoria, Australia to derive the models

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    ISBN - Is published in 9780415633185 (urn:isbn:9780415633185)

Start page

909

End page

914

Total pages

6

Outlet

From Materials to Structures: Advancement through Innovation

Editors

Bijan Samali, Mario Attard and Changmin Song

Name of conference

22nd ACMSM : Materials to Structure: Advancement through Innovation

Publisher

CRC Press/Balkema

Place published

Leiden, The Netherlands

Start date

2012-12-11

End date

2012-12-14

Language

English

Copyright

© 2013 Taylor and Francis

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2006038913

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2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2013-02-11

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