Lecture 1 - Introduction to the Course
Lecture 2 - Deterioration and Performance over time
Lecture 3 - Concepts in Maintenance of Infrastructure
Lecture 4 - Basic Economics for Infrastructure Management
Lecture 5 - Infrastructure: Stakeholders and Life Cycle
Lecture 6 - Illustrative example 1: Collapse of a Multistorey Residential Apartment Building
Lecture 7 - Illustrative example 2: Contaminated water supply
Lecture 8 - Illustrative example 3: A rail derailment that should not have been
Lecture 9 - Summarizing the examples and an overview
Lecture 10 - Generic Infrastructure Asset Management Process
Lecture 11 - Data requirements for Infrastructure Asset Management
Lecture 12 - Prioritization of Data for Infrastructure Asset Management
Lecture 13 - Data Collection: Handling Missing Data
Lecture 14 - Role and Importance of Qualitative Data
Lecture 15 - Concept of Performance Modelling
Lecture 16 - Role of Maintenance and Maintenance Alternatives
Lecture 17 - Budget Planning and Budget Programming
Lecture 18 - Budget Programming
Lecture 19 - Life-cycle perspective in Infrastructure decision-making
Lecture 20 - Multi criteria decision making: AHP - Part 1
Lecture 21 - Multi criteria decision making: AHP - Part 2
Lecture 22 - Decision making using multi-objective optimization
Lecture 23 - Consideration in Infrastructure management decision making
Lecture 24 - Sustainability considerations in Infrastructure management
Lecture 25 - Resilience considerations in Infrastructure management
Lecture 26 - Performance considerations in Infrastructure management
Lecture 27 - Carbonation in RC Structures
Lecture 28 - Chloride penetration in concrete and Reinforcement corrosion
Lecture 29 - Specifications - Providing initial integrity to concrete
Lecture 30 - Closing the module: Specifications and limitations
Lecture 31 - Maintenance framework
Lecture 32 - Non-destructive testing and evaluation methods for concrete structures - Part 1
Lecture 33 - Non-destructive testing and evaluation methods for concrete structures - Part 2
Lecture 34 - Maintenance action
Lecture 35 - Concluding remarks
