SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH-BASED VIEW
IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS:
CREATING INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE

Dániel Tokody1ORCID logo, Peng Zhang2, László Ady2ORCID logo,
Richárd Haddad2, Fatmir Azemi3ORCID logo and Stabak Roy4ORCID logo

1Óbuda University
  Budapest, Hungary
2Óbuda University - Doctoral School on Safety and Security Sciences
  Budapest, Hungary
3University of Mitrovica "Isa Boletini" - Faculty of Mechanical and Computer Engineering
  Mitrovicë, Kosovë
4University of Gdansk - Institute of Geography, Spatial Management Division
  Gdansk, Poland

INDECS 21(4), 412-420, 2023
DOI 10.7906/indecs.21.4.10
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Received: 20th September 2022.
Accepted: 8th August 2023.
Regular article

ABSTRACT

Among the top ten construction projects in 2023, Crossrail 2 - London in the UK is the first, Mumbai International Airport in India is the second, and the third is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia. The first two projects are transport investments and the third is the largest hydroelectric energy investment in Africa. Crossrail 2 was estimated to cost ?32,6 billion in 2016. In 2019 Crossrail 2 related reports suggested that the scheme might add up to more than ?45billionn. At Navi Mumbai International Airport the estimated cost of the project was US$ 600 million, this has since grown to US$2,0 billion. The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is estimated to cost close to 5 billion US$. These hugely expensive projects impose a significant burden on society. How can those infrastructural investments be implemented so that the infrastructure to be built can be used safely and economically for several decades?

KEY WORDS
infrastructure development projects, trustworthy AI, railway 4.0, smart transport

CLASSIFICATION
ACM:10010147.10010178
JEL:R4


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