Slide Title
- Shubham S. Mowale
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,
YAVATMAL.
“INTERNET OF THINGS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING”
Submitted by – Shubham S. Mowale (1910121191061)
Guided By – Prof. Rasika G. Sardar
Dr. M. N. Qureshi Dr. P. M. Khodke
HOD Civil Engineering Principal
Govt. College of Engg., Yavatmal Govt. College of Engg., Yavatmal
Contents
Introduction Benefits of IoT
Role of IoT in Construction Limitations of IoT
Architecture of IoT Conclusion
Application of IoT References
Introduction
• Internet of Things is a human-designed technology.
• IoT is a network of sensors,
appliances and devices.
• Permit the devices to interact
automatically without human’s
control.
• IoT has many Applications in the
field of civil engineering such as
Buildings, roads, bridges, railways,
etc.
What is IoT ?
• Internet of Things encompasses all
physical things that connect to the
internet and to other devices.
Role IoT play in
construction industry :
IoT is transforming every facet
of the building
How we build them
How we inhabit them
How we manage them
Role IoT play in The goal of loT in the
construction industry : construction sector may
be defined as the use of
technologically based
devices and equipment to
ensure optimal use of
available resources with
correct technological
planning and regulated
expenses at the cost of
minimal and low risks.
Challenge IoT Solve in the
Construction Industry :
Challenge IoT Solve in the Construction Industry :
On-budget and Safety Concerns Skills and labor
on-time project Can’t be shortage is a big
delivery Underseen issue
Challenge IoT Solve in the
Construction Industry :
Architecture of IoT :
The architecture of an IoT system can be
described as A four-stage process.
Stage 1: Sensors and Actuators – Sensing layer
Stage 2: Internet Gateways and Data
Acquisition Systems –Network layer
Stage 3: Pre-processing: Analytics at the Edge
– Data Processing layer
Stage 4: In-depth Analysis in the Cloud or Data
Center – Application layer
Application of IoT :
Precise
Real-Time Tracking
1. 2. Construction 3.
observation labor hours
Management
Locating Structural
Waste
4. Capital 5. 6. health
management
Materials management
Application of IoT :
IoT in build Corrective to Reduce
7. design, 8. prevent 9. administ.
thr. gadgets maintenance expedience
IoT in
UAVs and
construction Monitoring
10 11 autonomous 12
project for security
vehicles
management
Benefits of IoT :
Providing a varying Improved building
range of data lifespan
Keeping Track of
Improved worker
Equipment, Supplies,
safety
and Levels
Real-time reporting Supply replenishment
Benefits of IoT :
Power and fuel
savings
Precise Construction
Management
Productivity
Limitations of IoT :
Storage &
Security
processing Accuracy
concerns
of data
Lag in real
Availability
time data Complexity
of network
acquisition
Conclusion :
IoT adoption is unlikely to replace the human element in construction.
• Instead, it will alter business models in the industry, reduce expensive
errors, reduce worksite injuries and make building operations more
efficient.
• There is a growing demand for smart buildings — buildings that are
designed to use automated processes that can automatically control
things like heating, air conditioning, and lighting.
• Smart buildings help with routine maintenance and can identify
potential problems in a system.
• They’re also very helpful for reducing energy waste and are valued for
their lowered environmental impact.
References :
• D. Bandyopadhyay & J. Sen. Internet of Things: Applications and
challenges in Technology and standardization. Wireless Personal
Communications, 58(1), 49–69, (2011).
• Wikipedia contributors. “Internet of things.” Wikipedia, The Free
Encyclopedia (2018).
• http://www.forconstructionpros.com/article/12169353/how-
the-internet-of-things-is- impacting-the-construction-industry/
• https://www.ibm.com/blogs/internet-of-things/4-big-ways-the-
iot-is-impacting-design-and-construction
