The purpose of underwater survey is to provide basic data for proper maintenance and reinforcement to detect waterborne defects as early as possible, to prolong the life of bridges and to ensure safety. This study suggests an underwater investigation item and method to be observed by the inspector in checking the substructure of the marine bridge. However, due to the limit that can not deal with the characteristics of the area where maritime bridges are installed in detail, it is considered desirable to use this point as a minimum safety and performance standard in underwater survey sites and management bodies.

The purpose of this study is to prevent the occurrence of safety accidents and traffic accidents in winter by presenting the criteria of de-icing and anti-icing of cable-supported marine bridges. In winter, due to the structural characteristics of the cable support bridge, the main tower and the cable are positioned upon the reinforcing beam that the vehicle passes through, and snow and ice that piled on the main tower and the cables is fall to the road. so It can be a reason of the traffic accident. In this study, we analyzed the mechanism for the snow accretion and ice accretion and suggested preventive measures about de-icing and anti-icing.

This guideline refers to expansion joints with a diameter of 300mm or more. It will check the condition of large-capacity expansion joint, detect abnormal behavior and damage early, take appropriate measures such as repair and replacement, and secure user's safety and smooth traffic flow. And to provide the basic data necessary for the maintenance work of the management subject to be carried out for the purpose of To this end, we investigated and analyzed the existing joint damage, repair and replacement cases, suggested proper repair and replacement methods and preventive maintenance plan.

Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries has developed the port facility management system(POMS) that can be run systematically manage safety inspection and maintenance results about the mooring facilities, counter facilities and pier pavement in a national 60 port. This paper contains a description of the POMS.