| Title |
A Case Study on the Improvement of Real-Time Facility Safety Management Using Sensor |
| Authors |
Choi, Suwon ; Yoon, Yousang ; Lim, Susang ; Park, Yongbok ; Suh, Sangwook |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.6106/KJCEM.2020.21.5.038 |
| Keywords |
Sensor; Safety Management; Facility; Practically |
| Abstract |
Presently, safety management of facilities is conducted as a site-oriented safety inspection, but depending on the facilities, there are difficulties in access to the site, and the cost and time of inspection are inefficient due to excessive reliance on human resources. Therefore, the necessity of sensor-based safety management is being raised to ensure the safety of the facility at all times, and various studies on sensor safety management are being conducted, but the research on verification of practicality is still insufficient. Therefore, the improvement points were presented through analysis of domestic and international studies, and additional processes for setting sensor attachment location and threshold were derived by analyzing the H city sensor safety management process, and practicality of sensor safety management was verified through sensor data measurement values. It is expected that efficient, sensor-based facility safety management will be possible if clear criteria and ongoing practicality verification for the additional processes presented in this study should be carried out in the future. |