Infralert

INFRALERT aims to develop an expert-based information system to support and automate infrastructure management from measurement to maintenance.

This includes the collection, storage and analysis of inspection data, the determination of maintenance tasks necessary to keep the performance of the infrastructure system in optimal condition, and the optimal planning of interventions.

Developments will be demonstrated in two real-world pilots: a railway network in Sweden and a road network in Portugal.

Major Challenges and Main Outcomes of INFRALERT

Increase Infrastructure Capacity

Improving technologies and standard procedures

Increase Infrastructure Capacity

Developing the information technologies and standard procedures applicable to linear transport systems in general.

Artificial Intelligence

Expert-based information system to support and automate infrastructure management

Artificial Intelligence

Developing expert-based toolkits built on artificial intelligence and optimization techniques to support decision making in maintenance planning, renewal and new construction

Cloud-based Framework

To integrate all previous models and tools

Cloud-based Framework

Integrating all previous models and tools in a cloud-based framework compatible with existing asset management systems.

Reliability and Safety

Ensuring service reliability and safety

Reliability and Safety

Ensuring service reliability and safety by minimising incidences and failures of decaying assets.

Keeping and Increasing the Availability

Optimising interventions and strategic long-term decisions

Keeping and Increasing the Availability

Keeping and increasing the availability by optimising operational maintenance interventions and strategic long-term decisions on new construction.

Ensuring the Operability

Under traffic disruptions due to interventions

Ensuring the Operability

Ensuring the operability under traffic disruptions due to interventions.

Latest news

The Final INFRALERT Open Workshop successfully held in Vienna (TRA 2018)

The second Open Workshop of the INFRALERT project has been held on the 17th April 2018 at the Transport Research […]

Second INFRALERT Open Workshop (in Transport Research Arena 2018)

The Second and Final INFRALERT Open Workshop will take place on 17th April 2018 in the Transport Research Arena (TRA2018), Reed […]

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