Beyond the third dimension of BIM: A systematic review of literature and assessment of professional views

Charef, Rabia; Alaka, Hafiz; Emmitt, Stephen

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2018.04.028

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“…The complete list of all these journals are Automation in Construction (AIC); Building and Environment (BE); Building Research and Information (BRI); Canadian Journal of Civil Engineering (CJCE); Construction Management and Economics (CME); Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management (ECAM); International Journal of Project Management (IJPM); Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering (JCCE); Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (JCEM); Journal of Management in Engineering (JME); Resources, Conservation and Recycling (RCR). At this stage, the identified search words were used to perform a Boolean search Charef et al (2018), PRISMA (2018) and Yi and Chan (2014)).…”

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Components reuse in the building sector – A systematic review

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Widespread reuse of building components can promote the circularity of materials in the building sector. However, the reuse of building components is not yet a mainstream practise. Although there have been several studies on the factors affecting the reuse of building components, there is no single study that has tried to harmonize the circumstances affecting this intervention. Through a systematic literature review targeting peer-reviewed journal articles, this study intends to identify and stratify factors affecting the reuse of components of the superstructure of a building and eventually delineate correlations between these factors. Factors identified throughout this study are classified into six major categories and 23 sub-categories. Then the inter-dependencies between the barriers are studied by developing the correlation indices between the sub-categories. Results indicate that addressing the economic, social and regulatory barriers should be prioritized. Although the impact of barriers under perception, risk, compliance and market subcategories are very pronounced, the highest inter-dependency among the sub-categories is found between perception and risk. It suggests that the perception of the stakeholders about building components reuse is affected by the potential risks associated with this intervention.

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“…The lack of an effective regulatory framework for information modeling in Russia is a key problem. Despite the development of the Code of Regulations and State Standards GOST R (ISO) of the Information Modeling in Construction series, the development of organization standards by some design organizations, the BIM technology implementation is largely constrained by the unreadiness to use digital models by facility construction customers and contractors [39,40]. This task must be solved within the framework of the new approach by creating a regulatory document on managing the implementation of BIM in investment-construction cycle organizations and creating a self-regulating organization in this area.…”

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Electrochemical Characterisation of Bovine Serum Albumin Adsorption on Phenolic- Coated Nickel-Titanium

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Vladimirova²,

Kallaur³

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The goal of transition to information modeling (BIM) in construction is to increase its efficiency by reducing project collisions, introducing innovations into projects and improving the interaction of participants in the investment and construction cycle on the basis of uniform digital models. Analysis of the Russian and foreign experience of BIM showed similarities in a number of areas such as the creation and use of digital libraries and databases for designing complex buildings. The authors associate prospects for the effective implementation of investment and construction projects in the emerging innovation and digital environment with the integration of BIM and project management methodology and with a territorial innovation management system throughout the object's life cycle. For the first time, on the basis of the international Oslo Guidelines, a classification of energy-saving innovations for a residential house project is given, calculations are made to evaluate their effectiveness at the operational stage, and approaches are formulated to create an innovative investment management system for building projects in the digital economy environment.

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“…Integration of BIM with other applications is defined as nD modelling [28], where supplementary information is added to three-dimensional models (3D) to create additional dimensions and visualising the process [11,66]. There is consensus within academic literature that linking the time dimension to 3D models (colloquially termed as 4D BIM) is an innovative addition and remedial solution to overcoming the deficiencies of current planning practices [17,32,39]. This entails adding a temporal dimension to 3D modelsspecifically, linking units of work (based on geometric graphical 3D models) to scheduling details [37,64,66].…”

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“…The visualisation element, provided by 4D results in higher productivity, better training and enhanced communications and collaboration in undertaking scheduling and constructability analysis [11,22]. With the above in mind, 4D can be a useful alternative for traditional methods of joint planning for concrete structures [17].…”

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Automated planning of concrete joint layouts with 4D-BIM

Sheikhkhoshkar

Rahimian

Kaveh

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Automation in Construction

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 A prototype integrating 4D BIM applications were developed to facilitates real-time concrete joint layout planning.  The system improves integration of structural design process and eases decision making prior construction phase.  The system helps reducing structural damages caused by operational shortfalls and supply-chain issues.  This paper contributes to 4D BIM literature by integrating operational data with design considerations to leverage efficiency.  Paper discussed how the system can be improved by adopting machine learning, sensors, and data science techniques.

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Beyond the third dimension of BIM: A systematic review of literature and assessment of professional views

Cited by 182 publications

References 99 publications

Components reuse in the building sector – A systematic review

Components reuse in the building sector – A systematic review

Electrochemical Characterisation of Bovine Serum Albumin Adsorption on Phenolic- Coated Nickel-Titanium

Automated planning of concrete joint layouts with 4D-BIM

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