BIM for the management of building services information during building design and use

Gerrish, Tristan; Cook, Malcolm; Ruikar, Kirti

doi:10.1080/23744731.2016.1156947

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“…The generation of large datasets through extensive monitoring has created a potential environment in which big-data style analytics could be applied for holistic performance assessment and pattern recognition. This research builds on the work previously completed by Gerrish et al, (2016aGerrish et al, ( , 2016bGerrish et al, ( , 2015Gerrish et al, ( , 2014 and utilises techniques of visualisation to demonstrate such behaviour patterns and presents learning opportunities for optimal performance. This is demonstrated through visualisation of energy performance data for a case-study building in the UK.…”

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Visual Pattern Recognition as a Means to Optimising Building Performance?

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Ruikar

Cook

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Advanced Computing Strategies for Engineering

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Visual Pattern Recognition as a Means to Optimising Building Performance?

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“…For these decisions to be made correctly during the design process, various simulations and analyses of the data and environmental impact assessments of the project should be made before the construction phase (Krygiel, Nies, 2008). Due to the evolving needs, traditional construction management and project delivery processes have changed, and information technology applications have entered our lives to be used throughout the project's life cycle (Gerrish, T., Cook, M., Ruikar, K., 2016).…”

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Analysis of Global Research Trends on BIM Studies in the Field of Architecture

Öztürk Akbıyık,

Arslan Selçuk

2023

ICONARP

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This paper reveals the results of a bibliometric analysis on BIM and architecture to analyze and determine how the current research trends in BIM literature have evolved and diversified in the discipline of architecture. Although there are currently bibliometric analysis reviews of BIM in the literature, these studies take either the BIM process from a general perspective or the engineering-construction sectors, urban design scale. This state-of-the-art study explains a bibliometric analysis of the literature's relationship between architecture and BIM. Through analyzing the data including keywords, authors, journals, institutions, citation rate etc., the relationship between BIM and architecture in all times till today has been mapped and visualized by using Clarivate Analytics' Web of Science database and VOS viewer program. In addition, analyzing the current literature published between 2017-2022 was highlighted and the emerging fields in architectural research were revealed. Emerging fields today in architectural research under the scope of BIM have clustered according to the keywords and these keywords are mostly related to information technologies and automation. The goal of revealing these findings extensively is to inspire future research based on the gaps and missing information in the existing literature. The unique importance of this study is to generate a knowledge base for the relationship between BIM and architecture studies based on the data including keywords, authors, journals, universities, citation rate, etc., adopting the bibliometric approach. This study provides valuable information to BIM studies in architecture research for researchers and practitioners. The current state of the research field, trend topics, and the key scholars and universities were identified.

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Quantitative and Qualitative Benefits of BIM Implementation in Hospital Management: A Case Study Analysis

Mishra

Vilventhan

2023

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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BIM for the management of building services information during building design and use

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Visual Pattern Recognition as a Means to Optimising Building Performance?

Visual Pattern Recognition as a Means to Optimising Building Performance?

Analysis of Global Research Trends on BIM Studies in the Field of Architecture

Quantitative and Qualitative Benefits of BIM Implementation in Hospital Management: A Case Study Analysis

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