Comprehensive Assessment Method Based on Blind Information Theory in Highway Tunnel Construction

Fang Zheng Ye; Hui Ming Zhan; Shu Xun Su; Wen Hui Gong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.639-640.287

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Comprehensive Assessment Method Based on Blind Information Theory in Highway Tunnel Construction

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In the highway tunnel construction, monitoring parameters are so various, and along with the construction uncertainties, it is very difficult to adopt one fixed model to generalize the complicated law of the monitoring information. Therefore, we choose data in different periods and assign the data with corresponding credibility respectively, and then the monitoring result is described using blind information. In this paper, the theory of blind information is introduced first, and then the blind information is applied in the engineering case of comprehensive assessment of tunnel safety monitoring. The research result has demonstrated that processing the monitored values by applying blind number can largely weaken uncertainty of the monitored information, and makes the evaluation of the construction safety issue more detailed and comprehensive, which overcomes the traditional methods’ defect that describes information too absolutely. The result indicates that blind data is valuable for comprehensive assessment of tunnel safety monitoring.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 639-640)

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287-292

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January 2013

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Fang Zheng Ye, Hui Ming Zhan, Shu Xun Su, Wen Hui Gong

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Algorithm (GA), Bind Data, Blind Information, Comprehensive Assessment, Construction Monitoring, Highway Tunnel

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