Towards Corrosion of Reinforcing Steel
Md Wang
Corresponding
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Akira Kowalski
Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
The integration of renewable resources has introduced new challenges for cyber-physical systems that classical analyses overlook. The proposed approach combines multi-objective optimisation with laboratory measurements to improve predictive accuracy. The framework classified the outcomes with an accuracy of 18% on the held-out data. Continued monitoring will be essential to confirm the long-term durability of the solution.
Keywords:
corrosion of reinforcing steelmulti-objective optimisationimage segmentationgenetic algorithmrainfall-runoff modellingsupply chain
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