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4. Conclusions and future development Taking in to consideration modular approach, an experimental prototype was created which is based on the software broadly present on the cloud platforms today. This prototype lends itself to a future evolution that develops the determination of the other attention classes as well. The development of ‘open access’ logical operators and the ability to easily share the prototype allows for the creation of shared development projects worldwide. In addition, the use of the cloud can also be exploited to make massive assessments if data entry is optimized through appropriate modeling. Finally, the automated model can also be used during the inspection phases selecting the values from drop-down menu for a live classification of the bridges and hazard identification which is a fundamental component in the Ansfisa safety management system. References MIMS, 2020. 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