Consortium
REVIVE brings together eight beneficiary institutions and four associate partners across eight countries — universities and research institutes, technology companies and infrastructure operators — covering the full value chain from sensing and digitalisation to certification and field deployment.
Coordinates REVIVE on behalf of the consortium, leads predictive digital-twin modelling (WP3) and management (WP8), and co-leads integration into infrastructure asset management (WP5) — drawing on large-scale structural testing laboratories and probabilistic modelling platforms.
Leads WP1, advancing multi-sensor NDE and SHM for condition evaluation, with multi-modal laboratories spanning ultrasonic arrays, ground-penetrating radar, infrared thermography and corrosion monitoring.
Leads WP2, building REVIVE's digital backbone through AI-driven data fusion and digital-twin integration, supported by high-performance computing and AR/VR visualisation labs.
Co-leads WP4 with the University of Bristol, developing and validating low-carbon recycled-aggregate concretes and hybrid retrofitting systems.
Co-leads WP4 and leads WP7, combining FRP fabrication and retrofitting facilities with the project's outreach and dissemination strategy.
Supports WP5 with reliability-based safety assessment and structural monitoring, translating academic advances into maintenance protocols for infrastructure owners.
Institute for Computer Science and Control — contributes to WP2 with surrogate modelling, explainable AI and uncertainty quantification, strengthening the trustworthiness of REVIVE's predictive models.
Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute — co-leads WP5 and leads WP6, running accredited durability testing and field demonstration campaigns aligned with Eurocode and EN standardisation.
Structural health monitoring technology company contributing sensing and data-platform expertise to WP5's asset-management framework.
Technical inspection association supporting materials validation and asset-management integration in WP4 and WP5.
Contributes modelling and validation expertise to WP5's asset-management framework.
Global engineering consultancy supporting materials validation, asset management and field demonstration across WP4, WP5 and WP6.
Non-Destructive Evaluation and Service Life Extension of Vulnerable Reinforced Concrete Infrastructure.
University of Southampton
United Kingdom
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