Innovation and Sustainability in Civil Engineering: Shaping Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Volume 2 : Transportation Engineering / edited by Satyajit Mondal, Shiv Shankar Kumar, Ankit Gupta, Alexandre de Barros.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Mondal, Satyajit.

Series:

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, 2366-2565 ; 808

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Civil engineering.

Sustainable architecture.

Transportation engineering.

Traffic engineering.

Bioclimatology.

Earth sciences.

Geography.

Civil Engineering.

Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings.

Transportation Technology and Traffic Engineering.

Climate Change Ecology.

Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Local Subjects:

Civil Engineering.

Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings.

Transportation Technology and Traffic Engineering.

Climate Change Ecology.

Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (328 pages)

Edition:

1st ed. 2026.

Place of Publication:

Singapore : Springer Nature Singapore : Imprint: Springer, 2026.

Summary:

This book captures the intellectual spirit and interdisciplinary synergy of a global forum dedicated to redefining the future of civil engineering through innovation and sustainability in the field of transportation engineering. The proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Innovations and Sustainability in Civil Engineering: Shaping Tomorrow’s Infrastructure (ISCESTI – 2025), held from May 14–16, 2025, at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Patna, present a groundbreaking compendium of scholarly research, transformative ideas, and forward-thinking practices in the realm of civil infrastructure. This book delves into contemporary challenges and advancements across a broad spectrum ranging from intelligent traffic and pedestrian systems, integrated traffic management strategies, and cutting-edge safety protocols, to next-generation transportation planning, design innovations, and policy frameworks. It critically examines demand modelling, the socio-economic dimensions of transportation, and the economics of infrastructure development. A special emphasis is placed on sustainable materials and technologies to pavement design and management, with focused insights into low-cost, eco-friendly alternatives, recycling methodologies, and the reuse of materials in infrastructure systems. Serving as a valuable reference, this book is intended for researchers, academicians, industrial practitioners, and policymakers engaged in sustainable infrastructure development and related disciplines. The diverse contributions encapsulate the latest innovations in transportation engineering, offering data-driven strategies and sustainable solutions that address the complexities of a rapidly urbanizing world. It provides insights into cutting-edge innovations and sustainable solutions, aligning with the evolving needs of civil engineering and environmental sustainability.

Contents:

GIS-Based Optimal Transportation Route Planning Using AHP and Dijkstra’s Algorithm

Factors Affecting Travel Behavior and Mode Choice -"Case Study of Patna: The Capital City of Bihar"

Comparative Analysis of Time-Based and Speed-Based Congestion Metrics on Nagpur's Road Network

Development of Real World Driving Cycles Using Micro-Trip Segmentation for Passenger Cars

A Data-Driven Approach to Car Speed Prediction on Reverse Horizontal Curves

Proactive Road Safety Assessment for Rural Highways in Developing Countries via Surrogate Conflict Analysis

Agile-Driven Digital Twin Supply Chain Management for Enhanced Construction Project Outcomes

Castor Oil and Rice Husk Ash Modified Bio-Bitumen (CORMBB): An Alternative Sustainable Pavement Material

Real-Time Ambulance Booking and Management System for Urban Emergency Response

Comparative study on Soil Subgrade Reinforcement With and Without Banana Fiber

Development of a CatBoost-Based Predictive Model for Estimating the Compressive Strength of Waste Plastic–Doped Concrete

Field Distress Study for Performance Assessment of Roads Constructed using Waste Plastic

Traffic Accident Analysis and Black Spot Identification in Pune City

Ontology-Driven Integration of Urban Planning Data for Enhanced Civil Engineering Applications

Pedestrian Gap Acceptance at Midblock Median Openings on Four-Lane Urban Arterials: A Comprehensive Assessment of Demographic, Vehicular, and Geometric Influences.

Notes:

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ISBN:

981-9563-54-2

9789819563548

OCLC:

1574121383