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Global Development Informatics Lab
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The lab explores remote and automated construction for large-scale civil engineering works, as well as the use of waste and biomass.
AboutAbout the lab
DX in construction, and effective use of resources.
The Global Development Informatics Lab studies digital transformation (DX) efforts to carry out large-scale civil engineering works, such as pipe jacking, by remote operation or automation.
It also conducts research on waste incineration and recycling.
It also conducts research on making effective use of biomass.
It is an endowed research field in the Environmental Circulation Systems Division of the Faculty of Engineering.
Key terms
- Pipe jacking
- A construction method that builds a tunnel by pushing pipes through the ground underground, without digging up the surface
- DX (digital transformation)
- Efforts to change the way work is done itself by using digital technology
- Biomass
- Resources derived from living things, such as wood scraps and livestock manure
- Endowed research field
- A research field set up at a university for a fixed period, funded by donations from companies or foundations
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The lab studies DX for remote and automated construction of large-scale civil engineering works, as well as waste incineration and recycling and the effective use of biomass. Its research areas are DX for pipe jacking, waste incineration and recycling, and effective use of biomass.
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- Project ProfessorJunichi Kodama
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The top and research theme images are illustrative and were not taken at the lab. They are cropped from Wikimedia Commons images. Cropped CC BY-SA images are provided under the same CC BY-SA license as the original (version shown on each line).
- Top image: “Pipe Jacking Tunneling” Sabino Freitas Correa / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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