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Cost–Benefit Analysis of Undergrounding Power Lines for Wildfire Mitigation: Construction Management Implications Compared to Conventional Overhead Systems
Wildfires in California have increasingly been linked to failures in electrical infrastructure, particularly overhead power transmission, and distribution systems. As wildfire frequency and severity continue to escalate, utility providers, regulatory agencies, and construction professionals are eval
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