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Journal Title: Modern Transportation and Metallurgical Materials
Established: July 2021
Governing Authority: Jiangsu Association for Science and Technology
Sponsors: Jiangsu Provincial Comprehensive Transportation Society and Jiangsu Metal Society
Publication Frequency: Bimonthly
Tel: 025-58783287
Email: xdjtyyjcl@163.com
CN 32-1895/TF
ISSN 2097-017X
Reflections and prospects on the intelligent development of the iron and steel industry
GAN Yong;XIE Man;WANG HuiArtificial intelligence technology is comprehensively reshaping the steel industry. This paper adopts a research methodology that combines literature review, comparative analysis of domestic and international cases of steel intelligentization development, and industry practice induction. It reviews the global development trends of steel industry intelligentization and analyzes the technological pathways and implementation outcomes of steel industry intelligentization construction in countries such as the United States, Japan, Europe, South Korea, and India. With the goal of building a strong steel nation, this paper explores the establishment of an AI-driven on-demand design technology system for steel products in China, develops a new paradigm of fully autonomous production centered on the implementation and application of vertical large models integrating mechanism and data, and proposes an innovative model of exploring an AI-empowered steel platform economy consortium with comprehensive supdemand alignment to achieve intensive operation of advantageous production capacity,aiming to provide a reference for the intelligent transformation of the steel industry.
Normative mapping and scenario⁃specific mechanisms for trusted data spaces in Jiangsu’s transport sector
ZHOU Hong;HAN BingtaoTransport data are multi-source, heterogeneous, real-time, generated by diverse participants, and highly sensitive. This study examines the trusted data space for Jiangsu’s transport sector and how general specifications can be translated into executable industry capabilities for marketoriented and regulatory scenarios. Using normative text analysis, scenario-mechanism analysis, and a case study, it maps identity, catalogue, connectors, digital contracts, usage control, and performance auditing into a framework of one data-resource system, three platforms, and N scenarios. It compares the two scenario types in terms of authorization basis, delivery, audit responsibility, and value rules.The Zhongtian Steel inland-waterway dispatch data service case shows that API-based data products can establish a compliant and controlled data-circulation channel between the Subei Navigation Administration and an enterprise, supporting real-time awareness of navigation conditions and dispatch adjustments. The findings provide a reference for building trusted data spaces in transport and other multiparty, sensitive sectors.
Large⁃scale 3D reconstruction algorithm for transportation infrastructure
HU Yanqing;XU Hao;ZHANG Chenxi;YANG YangLarge-scale 3D reconstruction of transportation infrastructure faces multiple challenges, including wide scene coverage, uneven scene point density, limited GPU memory, and seam artifacts at block boundaries. This paper proposes a block-fusion method based on 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS). The sparse point clouds are used for global coarse training to establish geometric priors for road alignments, bridge profiles, and surrounding scene features. The entire scene is adaptively partitioned based on Gaussian density and octree-based spatial relationships. Meanwhile, a view-block relevance filtering mechanism is introduced to eliminate redundant images and balance local computational loads. Geometric and color consistency constraints applied to overlapping regions enable seamless block fusion, and level-of-detail rendering improves the efficiency of interactive visualization. Experiments are conducted on 1892 UAV images capturing an approximately 3 km² transportation corridor, with roads and bridges as the primary reconstruction targets. Compared with the SfM-MVS base‑line method, the proposed method reduces total processing time from 267 min to 197 min, with a 26.2% reduction. Across six test categories, the average SSIM increases from 0.459 to 0.840, the average PSNR increases from 17.041 dB to 28.495 dB, and the average LPIPS decreases from 0.589 to 0.291. Experimental results verify that the proposed method improves reconstruction efficiency, structural continuity, and texture fidelity, and can support digital modeling and digital twin visualization of transportation infrastructure.
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