Víctor Yepes

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1. IntroductionModern industry is characterized by increasing complexity in its processes, involving highly nonlinear phenomena, dynamic interactions across multiple scales, and significant sensitivity to external perturbations [1,2]. This complexity is particularly critical in areas such as heat and energy management, fluid transport, and machinery automation.

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Feb 29, 2024 | mdpi.com | Andrés Ruiz-Vélez |Jose Garcia |Jose García |José García |Julián Alcalá |Víctor Yepes

1. IntroductionTransport infrastructure plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life and propelling global economic and social advancement. This importance is evidenced by the allocation of over 20% of the World Bank’s loans to transportation infrastructure in recent years [1]. The construction industry, accounting for 9% of Europe’s GDP, is on track to expand into a USD 14 trillion global industry by 2025 [2].