Maintenance and protection of road infrastructures (RIs) are increasingly exposed to natural hazards. This requires an effective risk assessment and mitigation methodologies considering a suitable resilience approach. Accordingly, several research projects focusing on RIs have developed resilience frameworks built on anticipatory, absorptive, restorative, and adaptive capacities. Among these, PANOPTIS conceptual resilience framework deals with scenarios linked to disastrous events based on actual data-driven from sensors (terrestrial and airborne). The main aim of PANOPTIS is minimizing service interruptions and quickly recovering with a holistic approach through an integrated platform with structural and geotechnical simulation tools. This paper presents the use of sensors-based monitoring systems: skid resistance measurements through novel mobile and passive road sensors for road surface; and in-situ measurements by a remote-real-time-automated monitoring of corrosion velocity in steel rebars of reinforced concrete bridge structures.....
Silvia Ientile, Mezgeen Rasol, Franziska Schmidt, Lucas Adelaide, Boumediene Nedjar, et al.. Sensor-based monitoring systems for resilient road infrastructures. ICONHIC 2022, 3rd International Conference on Natural Hazards and Infrastructure, Jul 2022, Athènes, France. 8 p. ⟨hal-03643351⟩
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