Managing Large-Scale 3D Printing for Emergency Construction in Remote Areas: A Systematic Review and Integrated Implementation Framework

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This dataset supports the manuscript "Managing Large-Scale 3D Printing for Emergency Construction in Remote Areas: A Systematic Review and Integrated Implementation Framework". It contains the comprehensive data extraction, screening matrix, and synthesis tables generated during the systematic literature review (SLR) on 3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) and Modular Construction (MC) applied to humanitarian logistics and disaster relief. Dataset Contents: PRISMA Flow Diagram & Screening Records: Detailed log of the article selection process across major scientific databases (Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar), including inclusion/exclusion justifications. Data Extraction Matrix: Structured spreadsheet containing the analyzed literature, categorized by technical performance (e.g., rheology, buildability, compressive strength), logistical challenges (supply chain, transportation), and operational frameworks for remote and emergency contexts. Framework Variables: The raw taxonomy and variables used to build the proposed Integrated Implementation Framework (Strategic, Tactical, and Operational levels). This data is intended to provide transparency to the systematic review methodology and to serve as a foundational resource for researchers and engineers working on scalable, sustainable 3DCP applications in challenging environments.

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• Universidade do Porto

  Porto, Porto

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