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Development of Techniques to Manage Asset Condition Using New Tools

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Asset Management and maintenance is an area which is undergoing rapid change due to new budgetary and environmental pressures and rapid progression in the technologies applied. At the heart of this topic are the collection, management and use of data pertaining to the condition and maintenance of key assets. In this chapter we outline some of the technologies which have recently been developed and applied to the area of asset management.

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Baglee, D., Knowles, M., Yau, CY. (2012). Development of Techniques to Manage Asset Condition Using New Tools. In: Van der Lei, T., Herder, P., Wijnia, Y. (eds) Asset Management. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2724-3_9

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