Sustainable Lifecycle Management of Urban Infrastructure Technological Assets Using Information Modeling for Maintenance Planning

The sustainable development of urban technological and technical systems is closely linked to the acquisition of relevant data and information. Such information is crucial not only for the effective management and administration of these systems but also for identifying critical risk points and monitoring the life cycle of infrastructure. A key element is the use of information modeling and predictive approaches that facilitate continuous monitoring throughout the entire operational phase, thereby ensuring effective maintenance planning. This paper synthesizes various methods and technologies employed in the information modeling of technological systems and explores their application in the modeling and simulation of external factors affecting transport infrastructure. Particular emphasis is placed on the predictive maintenance of technological equipment, with tunnel technology analyzed as a case study a key component of urban transport and technological infrastructure. The primary objective is to demonstrate the potential for extending the life cycle of technological equipment or, at the very least, reducing the financial demands associated with maintaining its operational state through the use of information modeling.