Areas of Application for 3D and 4D Models on Construction Projects

Hartmann, T.; Gao, J.; Fischer, Martin

doi:10.1061/(asce)0733-9364(2008)134:10(776)

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Section: Information Technology Applications In Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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“…Timo et al found [56] that 3D/4D models have been applied successfully for virtually reviewing facility designs during the design phase and for visually analyzing construction sequencing during the construction phase. This research also pointed out that further researchers need to explore work and business processes that integrate 3D/4D models into the currently prevailing processes of the construction industry [56]. Aram et al [57] developed an information flow process model for concrete reinforcement over its supply chain; in doing so, they proved that that BIM tools are applicable to four specific areas: (1) design and modeling; (2) editing, updating and optimization; (3) interoperability; and (4) project and construction management.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Integrated Supplier Selection Framework in a Resilient Construction Supply Chain: An Approach via Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Grey Relational Analysis (GRA)

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Construction supply chain management is a unique and problematic issue within the construction industry due to its inevitable external risks and variations. The resilience capability of a supplier is of significance in supplier selection; a supplier selected in the context of a resilient construction supply chain (RCSC) is referred to in this research as a "resilient construction supplier". This paper proposes a supplier selection framework tailored to effective information integration for supply chain management. The proposed framework works by integrating building information modeling (BIM) and a geographic information system (GIS) in a RCSC. BIM and GIS together provide highly transparent construction material information, enhanced supply chain status visualization, and workable access information for supplier selection. Supplier performance is evaluated via seventeen resilient criteria under a combined methodology consisting of the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and grey relational analysis (GRA); AHP and GRA weigh the criteria and rank the suppliers respectively. By varying the weightings given to each criterion, sensitivity analysis was conducted to identify the criteria of resilience which impact the selection priorities of suppliers. An illustrative example is also provided to show the overall process of the proposed framework.

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Section: Information Technology Applications In Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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Section: Information Technology Applications In Supply Chain Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Supplier Selection Framework in a Resilient Construction Supply Chain: An Approach via Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Grey Relational Analysis (GRA)

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“…It is consisted of point cloud data in three-dimension. It is necessary to develop a better way to exchange three-dimensional model data electronically between applications (Hartmann et al, 2008). The river information database stores all information generated during the Figure 7.…”

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River Maintenance Management System Using Three-Dimensional Uav Data in Japan

Kubota

Kawai

2016

ISPRS Ann. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:River administration facilities such as levees and river walls play a major role in preventing flooding due to heavy rain. The forms of such facilities must be constantly monitored for alteration due to rain and running water, and limited human resources and budgets make it necessary to efficiently maintain river administration facilities. During maintenance, inspection results are commonly recorded on paper documents. Continuous inspection and repair using information systems are an on-going challenge. This study proposes a maintenance management system for river facilities that uses three-dimensional data to solve these problems and make operation and maintenance more efficient. The system uses three-dimensional data to visualize river facility deformation and its process, and it has functions that visualize information about river management at any point in the three-dimensional data. The threedimensional data is generated by photogrammetry using a camera on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle.

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“…Numerous research studies have pointed out the benefits of Building Information Modelling (BIM), especially by using 4D modelling to support production planning and control, such as testing alternative sequences of tasks (Chau et al, 2004), predicting logistics problems (Hartmann et al, 2008), detecting spatial conflicts between tasks (Akinci et al, 2002), monitoring progress discrepancies (Golparvar-Fard et al, 2009), improving site layouts (Ma et al, 2005) and analysing workspace congestion (Chavada et al, 2012). BIM enables a wide range of information to be stored and connected to a virtual building representation, which is produced by different project participants.…”

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Application of Bim for Supporting Decisionmaking Related to Logistics in Prefabricated Building Systems

Bataglin¹,

Viana²,

Formoso³

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25th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction

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Managing industrialised construction requires an accurate synchronisation of design, manufacturing and assembly processes. Considering the high uncertainty and the interdependences between different processes on site, it is important to consider the status of the construction site in the planning and control process. Understanding the demands of site assembly in terms of components is a key step for integrating fabrication and site assembly. One possible approach is to use Building Information Modelling (BIM) for planning the logistics operations of prefabricated building systems.The aim of this paper is to describe an application of BIM 4D modelling for supporting the planning and control process of logistics operations for Engineer-toorder (ETO) concrete prefabricated structures. Design Science Research was the methodological approach adopted in this investigation, which involved an empirical study carried out in partnership with a company that design, produces and assemble prefabrication concrete structures. The main contribution of this investigation is on how to increase the reliability of information exchanges by concentrating product and process information in a BIM model. Also, some guidelines on how to plan loading and unloading operations, and how to use BIM to assess changes in production plans, considering the logistics impacts.

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Areas of Application for 3D and 4D Models on Construction Projects

Cited by 232 publications

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Integrated Supplier Selection Framework in a Resilient Construction Supply Chain: An Approach via Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Grey Relational Analysis (GRA)

Integrated Supplier Selection Framework in a Resilient Construction Supply Chain: An Approach via Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Grey Relational Analysis (GRA)

River Maintenance Management System Using Three-Dimensional Uav Data in Japan

Application of Bim for Supporting Decisionmaking Related to Logistics in Prefabricated Building Systems

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