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Title Inspired Applications Of Artificial Intelligence In Disaster-Resilient Regional Construction For Climate Risk
ID_Doc 31781
Authors Liao Y.; Liao W.; Wu D.; Zhang C.; Xu J.; Majumdar S.
Year 2024
Published Urban Sustainability, Part F3945
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-9658-8_16
Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are crucial in advancing smart cities and sustainable development practices. Conventional approaches to disaster-resilient construction face significant challenges, such as limited access to real-time data, resulting in inefficiencies, inadequate treatment methodologies, and deficiencies in effective decision-making processes. Innovative methods are therefore necessary to address these challenges effectively. Integrating big data and AI stands out as a leading technological frontier in disaster-resilient construction, offering solutions to traditional response management dilemmas and providing actionable insights for climate risk prevention and response strategies. Intelligent disaster-resilient construction leverages sensor-equipped Internet of Things (IoT) devices, integrated data streams, big data analytics, and machine learning to enhance resilience in disaster response systems. These intelligent technologies enable real-time monitoring, spatial simulation, optimized decision-making, and digital system enhancements, improving responsiveness and decision-making efficiency. This chapter reviews practices and case studies in AI applications for intelligent disaster-resilient construction, highlighting critical perspectives on the framework, recommendations, challenges, and opportunities for effective implementation. The aim is to foster innovation in spatial intelligence technology systems, providing the direction towards a sustainable future. © The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2024.
Author Keywords Artificial Intelligence (AI); Climate risk; Disaster-resilient construction; Experience cases; Sustainable development


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