Technical Session 3.3 - Asset Management
Thursday, October 5
09:30
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13:00
Chair: Gerardo FLINTSCH, Chair of PIARC TC 3.3 on Asset Management, USA
Room: South Hall 1, 1st floor
This session presented the main finding of the TC 3.3 Asset Management and examples of innovative approaches and case studies. Asset management is a well-established discipline successfully implemented in several countries for management of roads and other physical asset. The session highlighted some key aspects of the knowledge gained through the cycle documented in several reports and the Web-based electronic PIARC Road Asset Management Manual and case studies showcasing innovative approached and applications and high and low and medium income countries.
Some of the innovations highlighted include: adopting the ISO 55001 that defines the requirements for an asset management system, using Building Information Modelling (BIM) and digitalization to enhance the Asset Management over the whole life cycle of the roadway assets, effective approaches for using life-cycle management and risk management in Asset Management, applying defining and implementing measures to improve resilience of road networks, and ways to consider the renewing and rejuvenating of aging infrastructure networks as part of the Asset Management process.
The case studies presented included the applicability of satellite monitoring in the context of road asset management, the impact of implementing load-limiting regulations, and the development of a systematic asset management approach for bicycle paths using gamification and artificial intelligence.
- Welcome and session introduction
- Presentations
- Questions and Answers
- Presentations
- Questions and Answers
- Conclusion
Welcome and session introduction
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Welcome and keynote introduction
Presentations
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Innovation in Asset Management
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The applicability of satellite monitoring in the context of road asset management
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Measures for improving resilience of road network
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Risk management and asset management: Implementation on French national free roads
Questions and Answers
Moderator: Miguel VALDÉS FLORES (Chile), TC 3.3 Secretary
Break
Presentations
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Renewal and rejuvenation of aging infrastructure
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Consequences of the Non-Full Application of Regulation 14/2005/CM/UEMOA in Senegal
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Update the Asset Management Manual
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Towards Systematic Management of Bicycle Paths: A Case Study using Gamification and Artificial Intelligence as Constituent of Service Level Index
Questions and Answers
Moderator: Pascal ROSSIGNY (France), TC 3.3 Secretary
Conclusion
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Session closing and conclusion