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Structure and Infrastructure Engineering
Maintenance, Management, Life-Cycle Design and Performance
Volume 1, 2005 - Issue 4
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A structure database and its application: Maintenance Information Management System and Bridge Management System of Hanshin Expressway

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Pages 285-294 | Received 14 Jun 2004, Accepted 01 Oct 2004, Published online: 16 Feb 2007
 

Abstract

For efficient management of various structures in a large highway network, systematic handling of data is essential since its volume has swollen over the years and it takes different forms such as diagrams and photos. The Maintenance Information Management System established by Hanshin Expressway Public Corporation (HEPC) is a computerized database and a processing and reference system of all bridge structure elements. As it is a comprehensive application, HEPC is also developing its own version of a bridge management system, which helps to plan annual budget allotments and work prioritization using the life cycle cost minimization rule. Both systems are tools to support a rational decision-making process of maintenance/repair programmes under the recent curtailed financial situation.

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First published online 4 April 2005

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A. Nanjo

First published online 4 April 2005

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