Synergy in Action: Integrating Environmental Monitoring, Energy Efficiency, and IoT for Safer Shared Buildings
Published: March 21, 2024
Shared
public
buildings
have
become
centers
of
innovation,
integrating
advanced
technologies
to
meet
evolving
societal
needs.
With
a
heightened
emphasis
on
occupants’
health
and
well-being,
these
serve
as
hubs
for
technological
convergence,
facilitating
seamless
connectivity
intelligent
data
analysis
management.
Within
this
context,
environmental
monitoring
emerges
foundational
element,
pivotal
all
aspects
building
This
article
provides
findings
from
the
nationally
funded
RE-START
project,
which
focuses
shared
buildings,
with
special
regard
educational
medical
facilities.
The
project
explores
enhanced
indoor
air
quality
monitoring,
focusing
in
particular
CO2
concentration
that
is
directly
correlated
occupancy,
fundamental
element
developing
safety
protocols,
energy
efficiency
strategies,
integration
smart
technologies,
data-driven
intersection
efficiency,
security,
IoT
spaces
are
relevant.
outcomes
study
reveal
delicate
nature
involved
components,
need
be
carefully
developed
an
integrated
manner.
Language: Английский
AI-driven optimization of indoor environmental quality and energy consumption in smart buildings: a bio-inspired algorithmic approach
Rehab Salaheldin Ghoneim,
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Mazin Arabasy,
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A. Abdul-Hadi
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et al.
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 25
Published: Feb. 28, 2025
Language: Английский
Integrating Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things in Cultural Heritage Preservation: A Systematic Review of Risk Management and Environmental Monitoring Strategies
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 3979 - 3979
Published: Dec. 15, 2024
Heritage
buildings
are
increasingly
vulnerable
to
environmental
challenges
like
air
pollution
and
climate
change.
Traditional
preservation
methods
primarily
rely
on
periodic
inspections
manual
interventions
struggle
address
these
evolving
dynamic
threats.
This
systematic
review
analyzes
how
integrating
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
Internet
of
Things
(IoT)
technologies
can
transform
cultural
heritage
preservation.
Using
the
PRISMA
guidelines,
92
articles
from
SCOPUS
were
reviewed,
highlighting
key
risk
management
monitoring
methodologies.
The
study
found
that
while
IoT
enables
real-time
quality
structural
health
monitoring,
AI
enhances
data
analysis,
providing
predictive
insights.
combination
facilitates
proactive
management,
ensuring
more
resilient
conservation
strategies.
Despite
growing
use
technologies,
adoption
remains
uneven,
particularly
in
regions
most
impacted
by
identifies
significant
research
gaps
proposes
an
innovative
framework
leverages
Building
Information
Modeling
(H-BIM)
Digital
Twin
(DT)
for
continuous
maintenance
through
a
multi-step
process,
beginning
with
digitalization
assets
using
H-BIM,
followed
creation
digital
replicas
via
DT.
By
advanced
offers
adaptive
sustainable
approach
preserving
heritage,
addressing
both
immediate
threats
long-term
vulnerabilities.
underscores
need
global,
technology-driven
response
safeguard
future
generations.
Language: Английский
Automatic Design and Monitoring of Mass Concrete Based on Information Technology
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 3248 - 3248
Published: Oct. 14, 2024
Mass
concrete
construction
has
the
characteristics
of
large
scale,
complex
technology,
high
professional
requirements,
and
management.
In
this
paper,
information
technology
is
introduced
into
process
mass
concrete,
aiming
to
develop
a
system
that
integrates
automatic
design
visual
management
monitoring
schemes
improve
its
efficiency.
scheme
designed,
data
acquisition
terminal
sensor
extended,
model
created
based
on
IFC
framework.
Finally,
paper
verifies
feasibility
practicability
through
actual
case-commercial
raft
foundation.
The
results
show
method
provides
digital
platform
for
construction,
highlighting
advantages
proposed
traditional
method.
Language: Английский
Raspberry Pi-Based IoT System for Grouting Void Detection in Tunnel Construction
Weibin Luo,
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Junxing Zheng,
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Yu Miao
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et al.
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 3349 - 3349
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
This
paper
presents
an
IoT-based
solution
for
detecting
grouting
voids
in
tunnel
construction
using
the
Raspberry
Pi
microcomputer.
Voids
between
primary
and
secondary
linings
can
compromise
structural
integrity,
traditional
methods
like
GPR
lack
continuous
feedback.
The
proposed
system
uses
embedded
electrical
wires
lining
to
measure
conductivity,
with
disruptions
indicating
unfilled
voids.
monitors
this
real
time,
uploading
data
a
cloud
platform
engineer
access
via
smartphone.
Field
tests
were
conducted
full-scale,
600
m
long
evaluate
system’s
effectiveness.
demonstrated
accuracy
various
geometries,
including
straight
sections,
curves,
intersections.
Using
only
void
detection
system,
largest
detected
post-grouting
was
1.8
cm,
which
is
within
acceptable
limits
does
not
tunnel’s
integrity
or
safety.
proved
be
cost-effective
scalable
real-time
monitoring
during
process,
eliminating
need
manual
inspections.
study
highlights
potential
of
solutions
smart
construction,
providing
reliable
practical
method
improving
safety
operational
efficiency
operations.
Language: Английский