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Smart management of Infrastructures using sensors
CIV_328
Description

The course aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge of the basic characteristics and parameters of sensors, and how they can be used in structural health monitoring to evaluate the structural behavior and condition of an infrastructure.
The aim is also to provide basic knowledge of infrastructure management with a focus on decision making.

The course will provide an overview of the use of modern sensor technology in infrastructure management. Smart infrastructures are designed to adapt to changing environmental conditions. The course will provide students with the opportunity to learn about the use and utilization of sensors and to study the basic concepts related to sensors, data processing and infrastructure inspection/ monitoring. Students will also have the opportunity to experiment with the selection and use of sensors in structures, real-time data collection and data management and processing. 


ECTS credits
5
Teaching Language
Greek
Exam Language
Greek
Support Materials Language
Greek
Basic Learning Outcomes
  • Ability to perform structural monitoring, assessing, maintenance and repair of civil structures. 
    (F6_CS10 - Basic learning outcome CS10 (related to final LO F6) - CEB - Ability to perform structural monitoring, assessing, maintenance and repair of civil structures. )
  • Ability to investigate compliance of buildings with fire safety regulations. 
    (F6_EA7 - Basic learning outcome EA7 (related to final LO F6) - CEB - Ability to investigate compliance of buildings with fire safety regulations. )
  • Ability to apply surveying techniques essential to obtain measurements, form plans, establish layouts, ability to abstract information from an engineering design and prepare data for setting out horizontal and vertical controls on site. 
    (F7_C1 - Basic learning outcome C1 (related to final LO F7) - CEB - Ability to apply surveying techniques essential to obtain measurements, form plans, establish layouts, ability to abstract information from an engineering design and prepare data for setting out horizontal and vertical controls on site. )
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Managing Entity (faculty)
Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics (CUT)