Automated building occupancy authorization using BIM and UAV-based spatial information: photogrammetric reverse engineering

Lee, Seung Hyeon; Woo, Seung Hak; Ryu, Jung Rim; Choo, Seung Yeon

doi:10.1080/13467581.2019.1631172

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“…In this context, many ICT have been developed precisely to facilitate FM tasks, including building information modeling (BIM), geographic information systems (GIS), unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), augmented reality (AR). These technologies are argued to improve FM performance (Lee et al, 2019). For example, BIM technology provides a three-dimensional building model with related information for buildings to enhance the communication between stakeholders (Saraireh et al, 2020).…”

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“…These technologies such as BIM, GIS, UAV, and AR are selected because of their anticipated benefits to the FM industry described above. Furthermore, another reason for selecting BIM, GIS, UAV and AR is that previous academic reviews recommended these ICT applications to improve the FM performance, such as Lee et al (2019). Adopting these ICT applications is needed for the improvement of the quality of decisionmaking in FM activities.…”

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ICT-based integrated framework for smart facility management: an industry perspective

Sulaiman

Liu

Binalhaj

et al. 2021

JFM

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Purpose Current facility management (FM) practices are inefficient and ineffective, partially because of missing information and communication issues. Information and communications technologies (ICT) are asserted to provide a promising solution for managing and operating facilities. However, the impact of ICT applications on current FM practices needs to be validated and the perception of FM professionals on ICT-based FM needs to be understood. Therefore, this paper aims to investigate the impacts and the perception of ICT application on FM practice and further develop an ICT-based integrated framework for smart FM practices. Design/methodology/approach To achieve the objective, the research starts with reviewing several promising ICT for FM, including building information modeling, geographic information systems, unmanned aerial vehicle and augmented reality. On this basis, a conceptional framework was synthesized in consideration of the benefits of each technology. A survey questionnaire to FM professionals was conducted to evaluate the proposed framework and identify the challenges of adopting ICT in the FM industry. Furthermore, return on investment and strength, weakness, opportunities and threats analysis have been used in this paper as evaluation methods for ICT industry adoption. Findings The survey results are validated by FM professionals for the future engagement of the integrated ICT applications. Also, the proposed framework can assist the decision-makers to have comprehensive information about facilities and systematize the communication among stakeholders. Originality/value This research provides an integrated framework for smart FM to improve decision-making, capitalizing on the ICT applications. Apart from this, the study sheds light on future research endeavors for other ICT applications.

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confidence: 99%

ICT-based integrated framework for smart facility management: an industry perspective

Sulaiman

Liu

Binalhaj

et al. 2021

JFM

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“…Thus, BIM is a growing area of study and practice that integrates the diverse information domains of the AEC industry [ 147 ]. That is why other DTs have been integrated with BIM, such as BIM–RFID [ 124 , 125 ], BIM–GIS [ 148 ], BIM–AR/VR [ 149 , 150 ] and BIM–UAV [ 137 , 151 ] and so on. In addition, BIM was presented as a major technological improvement on conventional CAD, providing more intelligence and interoperability capabilities [ 152 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital Technologies in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry—A Bibliometric—Qualitative Literature Review of Research Activities

Manzoor

Othman

Pomares

2021

IJERPH

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Digital technologies (DTs) are proven helpful in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry due to their varied benefits to project stakeholders, such as enhanced visualization, better data sharing, reduction in building waste, increased productivity, sustainable performance and safety improvement. Therefore, researchers have conducted various studies on DTs in the AEC industry over the year; however, this study explores the state-of-the-art research on DTs in the AEC industry by means of a bibliometric-qualitative review method. This research would uncover new knowledge gaps and practical needs in the domain of DTs in the AEC industry. In addition, bibliometric analysis was carried out by utilizing academic publications from Scopus (i.e., 11,047 publications for the AEC industry, 1956 for DTs and 1778 for DTs in the AEC industry). Furthermore, a qualitative review was further conducted on 200 screened selected research publications in the domain of DTs. This study brings attention to the body of knowledge by envisioning trends and patterns by defining key research interests, journals, countries, new advancements, challenges, negative attitudes and future directions towards DTs in the AEC industry. However, this study is the first in its vital importance and uniqueness by providing a broad updated review of DTs in the AEC literature. Furthermore, this research laid a foundation for future researchers, policy makers and practitioners to explore the limitations in future research.

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“…Imagebased progress tracking technology by UAV enables progress data to be collected quickly, accurately, and effectively. Compared with photographs and 3D scanning, UAV enables the cost-effective synchronous acquisition of image information and spatial information, making it suitable for construction management [41].…”

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Crane Lifting Optimization and Construction Monitoring in Steel Bridge Construction Project Based on BIM and UAV

Tian

Luo

Wang³

et al. 2021

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Modular construction methods are adopted in many spatial and temporal limited projects. As the major equipment used in modular construction, the mobile crane affects the safety and efficiency of construction significantly. Currently, building information modeling (BIM) is widely adopted to improve the lifting operation planning of cranes. However, the inaccurate simulation of the dynamic construction environment makes those BIM-based lifting operation planning methods unsuitable for land mobile cranes operation planning, such as in the overpass bridge construction project, which may cause several safety risks during the lifting process. Based on an overpass steel bridge construction project, this paper attempted to integrate the BIM and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to streamline lifting operation planning and construction monitoring. Specifically, in the preliminary stage, a level of development (LOD) 400 steel superstructure model was built and then divided into eighty sections. In addition, a three-dimensional (3D) geology model of the as-is construction site was modeled by UAV-captured images. Then, a fusion model which contains the lifting modules models, the as-is site model, and the crane model was gathered, based on which the collision detection was conducted by 4D crane operating path simulation. According to the results, three potential collisions were found and eliminated by lengthening the jib of the crane from 43.5 m to 46.5 m. Furthermore, the optimum crane location for lifting each steel structure was determined based on the 3D geology model. The study shows that the UAV is able to acquire geological information and then 3D simulates the real construction environment quickly and accurately. Furthermore, BIM and UAV have the potential to optimize the design and construction as well as the monitoring of bridge projects.

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Automated building occupancy authorization using BIM and UAV-based spatial information: photogrammetric reverse engineering

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

ICT-based integrated framework for smart facility management: an industry perspective

ICT-based integrated framework for smart facility management: an industry perspective

Digital Technologies in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry—A Bibliometric—Qualitative Literature Review of Research Activities

Crane Lifting Optimization and Construction Monitoring in Steel Bridge Construction Project Based on BIM and UAV

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