BIM-aided variable fuzzy multi-criteria decision making of low-carbon building measures selection

Chen, L.; Pan, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2016.04.008

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“…Hosseini et al [84] presented a method for assessing the sustainability of post-disaster temporary housing. Chen & Pan [85] integrated Building Information Modeling (BIM) with MCDM and developed a BIM-aided variable fuzzy MCDM model for selecting low-carbon building (LCB) measures. Jalaei et al [86] proposed a methodology that integrates BIM with decision-making problem-solving approaches in order to optimize efficiently the selection of sustainable building components at the conceptual design stage of building projects.…”

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“…Fuzzy sets were the second most popular approach in the analyzed sample. It was applied for different assessments as a single method and combined with others, i.e., ANP [83,96], PROMETHEE [85], Sustainability 2018, 10, 14 13 of 21 AHP [94,95], VIKOR [103], and TOPSIS [104,109]. The latter have been also intensively applied as a single method [86,105,107] or in integration with others [93,104,106,109].…”

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Sustainable Decision-Making in Civil Engineering, Construction and Building Technology

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Sustainable decision-making in civil engineering, construction and building technology can be supported by fundamental scientific achievements and multiple-criteria decision-making (MCDM) theories. The current paper aims at overviewing the state of the art in terms of published papers related to theoretical methods that are applied to support sustainable evaluation and selection processes in civil engineering. The review is limited solely to papers referred to in the Clarivate Analytic Web of Science core collection database. As the focus is on multiple-criteria decision-making, it aims at reviewing how the papers on MCDM developments and applications have been distributed by period of publishing, by author countries and institutions, and by journals. Detailed analysis of 2015-2017 journal articles from two Web of Science categories (engineering civil and construction building technology) is presented. The articles are grouped by research domains, problems analyzed and the decision-making approaches used. The findings of the current review paper show that MCDM applications have been constantly growing and particularly increased in the last three years, confirming the great potential and prospects of applying MCDM methods for sustainable decision-making in civil engineering, construction and building technology.

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Sustainable Decision-Making in Civil Engineering, Construction and Building Technology

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“…With the development of green buildings, many researchers and early adopters of BIM for green buildings have increasingly applied BIM for energy simulation and lighting analysis. Chen and Pan [21] developed a BIM-aided decision-making model for selecting low-carbon building measures, aiming to improve the robustness and practicality of decision results over traditional methods. Lim YW.…”

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A Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework for Sustainable Building Design and Construction Management

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There is a lack of decision-making tools for water efficiency design and construction to maximize project benefits and water conservation. An increasing number of research studies indicate that building information modelling (BIM) can enhance the cooperation, improve work efficiency, and conduct simulation and analysis of sustainability performance in building projects. However, BIM’s potential to enhance water efficiency is yet to be established, such as water gird design optimization, clash detection, combination of BIM with smart appliances and sensors. The research adopted a mixed method approach to investigate the potential impact of BIM on water efficiency in building projects. It involved 50 practitioners from the Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry through a questionnaire survey and the follow-up interviews. The quantitative results of questionnaire data and qualitative results of interviews were used to develop a “BIM-based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework” which was subsequently validated by five experienced practitioners and researchers in the form of semi-structured interviews. The framework applies BIM to optimize traditional water efficiency measures based on an information database. The geometry, attributes, status information of building components or non-component objects stored in the database greatly improve information integration degree of construction engineering. This study provided a reference for the use of BIM for water conservation in building design and construction.

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“…The authors of this publication believe that such distribution and interest in BIM areas is determined by the following factors: global concern about energy saving, rapid growth of information technologies and social-economic progress. (Chen & Pan, 2016) • bridge information modelling and cost estimation at conceptual design stage of concrete box-girder bridges (Markiz & Jrade, 2014;Zavadskas & Vilutiene, 2006) • evaluating renewable energy alternatives in Turkey (Balin & Baraçli, 2017) Compex MCDM or hybrid models…”

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A Systematic Review of Information Modelling of Individual Residential Buildings

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Kalibatiene

Kapliński

2018

Engineering Structures and Technologies

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Rapidly growing building information modelling (BIM) in construction offers a number of advantages and new opportunities of improving efficiency and effectiveness of the construction process and enhancing the use of emerging technology throughout the project’s lifecycle, not only in new buildings, but also in existing ones, including overall infrastructure. Recently, there has been a great number of publications discussing BIM advantages in construction. A number of review papers summarising BIM usage cases have been published. However, as the preliminary research shows, not all organizations use BIM because of its disadvantages. Therefore, the main aim of this research is to study the extent of available literature on BIM, to determine the current situation of BIM usage, and summarise publications related to the application of BIM. The current study is limited solely to papers available in SpringerLink, ScienceDirect and Thomson Reuters Web of Sciences scientific databases. The obtained results make it clear that BIM case studies and research in academic journals show high level of BIM implementation in practice, and advantages of BIM. However, there are some limitations of BIM usage in practice. Moreover, new trends in the evolving BIM are presented and discussed in this paper.

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BIM-aided variable fuzzy multi-criteria decision making of low-carbon building measures selection

Cited by 47 publications

References 18 publications

Sustainable Decision-Making in Civil Engineering, Construction and Building Technology

Sustainable Decision-Making in Civil Engineering, Construction and Building Technology

A Building Information Modelling (BIM) based Water Efficiency (BWe) Framework for Sustainable Building Design and Construction Management

A Systematic Review of Information Modelling of Individual Residential Buildings

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