持続可能でレジリエントなインフラの進展：建設材料、デジタル技術、災害リスク管理におけるイノベーション

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🔬研究者:建材・デジタル技術・DRMを横断するシステム思考型の研究課題とギャップを整理するのに有用。

🏢実務担当者:低炭素建材やBIM/IoT導入による排出削減・レジリエンス強化の方向性を検討する際の参考になる。

🏛政策担当者:建設業のGXと災害レジリエンスを両立する規制・投資枠組み設計の論点を提供する。

Sustainable and resilient infrastructure has emerged as a critical priority in response to the accelerating impacts of climate change, rapid urbanization, and increasing exposure to natural hazards. This study explores recent advances in construction materials, digital technologies, and disaster risk management (DRM), highlighting their collective role in transforming the built environment. Innovative materials such as low-carbon concrete, carbon-negative products, transparent wood, and self-healing systems are redefining construction practices by enhancing durability while reducing environmental impact. High-efficiency glazing and smart materials further enhance energy performance and occupant comfort. In parallel, digital technologies, particularly Building Information Modeling (BIM), Internet of Things (IoT), and real-time monitoring platforms, are enabling data-driven design, efficient resource management, and lifecycle optimization of infrastructure systems. These tools enhance collaboration, reduce waste, and support predictive analysis for both sustainability and resilience outcomes. DRM strategies complement these advancements by integrating risk assessment, preparedness, and adaptive design to minimize the impacts of disasters and improve recovery capacity. Despite these developments, the transition toward sustainable infrastructure faces challenges, including regulatory barriers, limited resources, data gaps, and resistance to innovation within the construction industry. Addressing these issues requires coordinated efforts, supportive policy frameworks, and increased investment in capacity building and technological integration. The study emphasizes the importance of a systems-thinking approach, where multiple innovations are implemented collectively rather than in isolation. Ultimately, the integration of advanced materials, digital solutions, and resilience strategies offers a pathway toward infrastructure systems that are environmentally sustainable, economically viable, and adaptable to future uncertainties.

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