At our Annual project meeting, hosted by ARUP on March 22, 2024, we launched a new phase for the SUBLIME project. This project is all about using smart technology and engineering to make big steel structures like bridges and buildings stronger and last longer. We are focusing on beating two big problems: fatigue and corrosion, with something called Structural Health Monitoring.
During the meeting we have selected specific user cases to apply our work: two for bridges provided by the Municipality of Amsterdam and Rijkswaterstaat, and one for sheet piles for North Sea Port. There is also a potential user case for the Province of Zuid Holland, but it is still under discussion, and we are making progress on finalizing it.
Watch our project introductory video to learn more about SUBLIME project. Discover how collaboration between industry leaders, academic researchers, and technology providers is revolutionizing infrastructure management on a national scale.
Project participants are grateful for ARUP and particularly to Janwillem Breider for meeting organization and hosting.

Successful Kick-Off Marks the Start of the SUBLIME Project, Featuring Impact Workshop
The SUBLIME project, aimed at addressing the degradation of steel infrastructure and improving its reliability and circularity, has begun on a positive note with a successful kick-off meeting.
