Artificial Intelligence in Civil Engineering: Presented by Gourav Reang ROLL NO: 226302014 Branch: Civil Engineering
Artificial Intelligence in Civil Engineering: Presented by Gourav Reang ROLL NO: 226302014 Branch: Civil Engineering
INTELLIGENCE IN CIVIL
ENGINEERING
PRESENTED BY
GOURAV REANG
ROLL NO: 226302014
BRANCH: CIVIL ENGINEERING
CONTENTS
1. INTRIDUCTION
2. DEVELOPMENT OF AI
3. INTELLIGENT OPTIMIZATION METHODS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
4. APPLICATIONS OF AI IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
5. FUTURE TRENDS
6. ADVANTAGES
7. DISADVANTAGES
8. CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
1.Branch of computer science, involves-research, design and application of
computer science-developed in 1956
Goal how to imitate and execute some of the intelligent functions of human
brain
Interaction of several kinds of disciplines such as
Computer science
Cybernetics
Information theory
Psychology
Neurophysiology
Main theories and methods –
Symbolism
Behaviourism
Connectionism approach
DEVELOPMENT OF AI
1. Developed by John McCarthy
2. Describes the process of human thinking as a mechanical
manipulation of symbol
3. Main constituents of soft computing –
>Neural networks
>Evolutionary algorithms
>Probably reasoning
>Fuzzy-logic
• Application of AI in civil engineering include the use of ANN in
• Designing
• Planning
• Construction and management of infrastructures
• Helps to predict tender bids construction cost and construction budget
performances
INTELLIGENT OPTIMIZATION METHODS IN CIVIL
ENGINEERING
Applied in
Expert system
Knowledge base system
Intelligent database system
Intelligent robot system
Expert system ‘the knowledge management and decision making technology
of the 21st century’
APPLICATION OF AI IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Used in construction management, building materials, hydraulic optimization,
geotechnical and transportation engineering
Construction planners generate and evaluate optimal construction plans
The smart system refers to device which can sense changes in its environment
Development of robots and automated system
1. Structural health monitoring
• >Embedding sensors monitor stress and damage can reduce maintenance cost
of increase life span
• >Used in over 40 bridges world wide
2. Self repair materials
• >Embedding thin tubes containing uncured resin
• >Due to damage these tubes break, exposing the resin which fills any damage
and sets
• >It is important in inaccessible environments such as underwater or in space
3. Structural engineering
>Used to evaluate durability
>Smart materials or structures are restricted to sensing
>They adapt to their surrounding environment
>Monitor the integrity of bridges, dams, offshore oil drilling towers etc.
4. Water management
>Challenging expensive and time consuming task
>Smart material helps to automate the process
>Even it shows a role in food waste management
5. Concrete mix design
>Difficult and sensitive
Based on the principle of workability of concrete desired strength and
durability concrete which in turn is governed by water cement ratio law
>Strength of concrete determined by the characteristic of mortar and coarse
aggregate
6. Estimation
>Suited for developing decision aids with analogy based problem capabilities
7.Bridge planning using GIS and
Expert system approach