Alternatives for facilitating automatic transformation of BIM data using semantic query languages

Costa, Gonçal; Sicilia, Álvaro

doi:10.1016/j.autcon.2020.103384

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“…The lack of skilled technical expertise not only puts the digital data at risk but also hinders BIM from providing optimum benefits to its users. Plenty of studies reported the issue of software interoperability that stems from the use of various software that comes with different formats that are incompatible with each other, thus causing difficulties during the process of exchanging data among the team members (Philp & Frise, 2014;Mzyece, Ndekugri, & Ankrah, 2019;Costa & Sicilia, 2020;Utkucu & Sözer, 2020). This issue is severe particularly when a single integrated model working environment is involved, which is from BIM Level 2 and above when high level of interoperability is required during the data exchange process.…”

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Building Information Modelling (BIM): Contractual Issues of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Construction Projects

Baharom

Habib

Ismail

2021

IJSCET

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an emerging technology that provides a platform for a comprehensive digital representation of a facility to be created by integrating data from design conception until demolition. In seeking the optimum use of BIM, a large degree of cooperation and collaboration among multi-disciplinary contributors are required for the digital data exchange and sharing process to be deployed. This situation, however, brings up new issues in delineating liabilities and limitations of contributors as the demarcation line of each contributor becomes unclear. In Malaysia, there is no known BIM-enabled standard form of contract that preserves the intellectual property rights (IPR) of the BIM projects’ contributors. Therefore, the present study attempts to investigate the issues pertaining to IPR in the context of BIM adoption in the construction project. Qualitative methodology involving literature review, analysis of existing IPR provisions and semi-structured interviews with the experts were conducted. The research identified two major issues related to IPR in BIM projects: copyright ownership of the BIM model and data infringement. This paper is substantial to deliver knowledge to the construction industry practitioners regarding the legal and contractual considerations in the adoption of BIM.

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Building Information Modelling (BIM): Contractual Issues of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Construction Projects

Baharom

Habib

Ismail

2021

IJSCET

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“…Most studies emphasize the need for more accurate data transfer, including the following: site-to-BIM [15]; between the BIM model and various simulation environments and tools, such as building energy simulation tools [8,12,26,28,[30][31][32]34,35,51,56,61]; GIS [16,44,[62][63][64]; BIM-O&M applications [12,17,20,26,29,52]; building sustainability assessment tools [20,50,53,55]; between BIM and IoT [9,13,16,52,54]. Matarneh et al [15] stated that future research could focus on the information exchange and interoperability issues that arise throughout the whole building life cycle, as well as easier BIM implementation in FM.…”

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“…We next sought to determine the main challenges (RQ-6) related to BIM and building energy efficiency analysis. First, the keywords and their synonyms associated with the main challenges were extracted from the developed keywords map, such as the following: challenge (83), problem (83), improvement (56), gap (45), limitation (34), complexity (31), uncertainty (24), difficulty (13) and interoperability issue (11). Second, a co-occurrence matrix was developed to analyze the main challenges, as in Figure 8 (Appendix C).…”

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“…Second, a co-occurrence matrix was developed to analyze the main challenges, as in Figure 8 (Appendix C). As can be seen in Figure 8, the most frequently occurring pairs were the following: challenge-information (35), problem-system (34), challenge-tool (31), challengeprocess (31) and problem-process (30).…”

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“…In addition, using data mining publicly available sources for 3D modeling, LCA results can be obtained that could be used for urban-scale life cycle modeling, in order to increase the sustainability of the built environment [25]. However, the wider use of integrated BIM and energy analysis lacks well-established interoperability strategies between BIM and energy simulation tools [15,16,20,[26][27][28][29][30][31][32].…”

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This paper presents a systematic mapping (SM) study with the aim to determine how Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodologies and technologies contribute to energy-related analyses over the course of the entire building life cycle. The method adopted in the study is based on a set of seven research questions. We used a mixed technique combining co-citation analysis and bibliographic coupling in order to analyze the publications’ datasets for the period 2010–2020. The main advantage and novelty of this study are that the joint dataset from the Scopus and Web of Science databases was used to develop the keyword map. The main findings of this study indicate that many BIM-based applications can be used to analyze the building energy performance at all stages of the building life cycle. However, the applications of BIM in conjunction with other information technologies are limited and are still in the initial stage. In the future, the main improvements should be focused on process, model, system, tool, use and information modeling. The most promising long-term solution is an open BIM framework based on open standards, which allows the integration of BIM and energy simulation tools and satisfies specific data exchange requirements.

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Alternatives for facilitating automatic transformation of BIM data using semantic query languages

Cited by 17 publications

References 19 publications

Building Information Modelling (BIM): Contractual Issues of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Construction Projects

Building Information Modelling (BIM): Contractual Issues of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Construction Projects

How BIM Contributes to a Building’s Energy Efficiency throughout Its Whole Life Cycle: Systematic Mapping

BIM-Based Organization of Inspection Data Using Semantic Web Technology for Infrastructure Asset Management

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