BIM interface for full vs. semi-automated building energy simulation

Ahn, Ki Uhn; Kim, Young Jin; Park, Cheol Soo; Kim, Inhan; Lee, Keon-Ho

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2013.08.063

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“…The research category of "Building design and Energy conformance (RC2)" is another major area of immense publication and interest among BIM authors and in the construction industry with 65 BIM articles as at the year 2016. The bibliometric analysis of its research areas and themes crystallize out nine (9) main BIM research themes which are: RC2.1 -"building energy regulations" (McGuire et al 2016;Thompson, Bank 2010); RC2.2 -"code checking & compliance" (Dimitrov, Golparvar-Fard 2015;Jung et al 2015;Li et al 2014); RC2.3 -"building envelope, cost and energy performance" (Ahn et al 2014;Asl et al 2015;Chardon et al 2016;Gökçe, H. U., Gökçe, K. U. 2013;Migilinskas et al 2016); and RC2.4 -"energy management and analysis" (Gökce, H. U., Gökce, K. U.…”

Section: Building Design and Energy Conformance (Rc2)mentioning

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Evolution in the Intellectual Structure of Bim Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Olawumi

Chan

Wong

2017

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) processes have continued to gain relevance in the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry with more resources directed toward it. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis of 445 BIM articles to investigate and understand the pattern of BIM research which include defining BIM research categories, evaluating the project sectors that are influenced by BIM, and tracking the funding structure of BIM research. A network map that displays a visualization of the structure of BIM literature by research origin, funding structure and geographical scope was designed. None of the previous reviews of literature analyzed the BIM articles’ corpus to such level and depth. The findings revealed research categories such as construction and project management and BIM learning, adoption & practice as the core research areas in BIM and highlighted trending research themes in BIM research. Authors based in Asia and Europe received more research grants than their counterparts in other regions; likewise, two-third of the articles was authored by academics in the United States, Korea, and the United Kingdom. The study provides its readers with relevant research areas that require considerations, and the discussion of selected research areas provides an extensive understanding of salient BIM fields.

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Section: Building Design and Energy Conformance (Rc2)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution in the Intellectual Structure of Bim Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Olawumi

Chan

Wong

2017

Journal of Civil Engineering and Management

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“…However, despite this apparent disadvantage, it permits the additional analyses of concepts such as energy performance, clash detection, and other sustainability measures (Olawumi et al, ). Also, BIM‐enabled sustainability analysis tools can assist in the simulation of building energy performance and carbon footprints as well as reduce the cost and time involved (Ahn, Kim, Park, Kim, & Lee, ), although the interoperability issues between BIM design and analysis tools is still a prevalent problem in the construction industry (Abanda, Vidalakis, Oti, & Tah, ).…”

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Critical success factors for implementing building information modeling and sustainability practices in construction projects: A Delphi survey

Olawumi

Chan

2019

Sustainable Development

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The research study aims to explore and assess the critical success factors (CSFs) that can amplify the integration of building information modeling (BIM) and sustainability practices in construction projects. Delphi survey technique was employed to solicit the perceptions of experts on the 30 identified CSFs by means of a two‐round Delphi survey. The expert panel responses were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistical tools. The key drivers identified in the study are related to people‐centric, and data and technology‐centric interventions in the built environment. Crucial deductions were formed on the basis of a comparative analysis of the expert groups. The study's findings have provided valuable lessons for local authorities, policymakers, and project stakeholders to strengthen the drive for achieving full adoption of green BIM initiatives. The study has also provided effective recommendations for increasing the uptake of BIM and sustainability practices in the construction industry, and has contributed to the existing body of knowledge about smart urbanization and hands‐on practice in the built environment.

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“…Part of the building 2.1. Energy consumption, energy saving or energy performance (Borgstein, Lamberts, & Hensen, 2016;Guo & Wei, 2016;Shadram, Johansson, Lu, Schade, & Olofsson, 2016;Ahn, Kim, Y. J., Park, Kim, I., & Lee, 2014;Azzouz, Borchers, Moreira, & Mavrogianni, 2017;Ham & Golparvar-Fard, 2015;Di, 2015;Abanda & Byers, 2016;Gourlis & Kovacic, 2016;Kuo, Hsieh, Guo, & Cha, 2016;Jia, Srinivasan, & Raheem, 2017) 2.2. Daylighting analysis (Kota, Haberl, Clayton, & Yan, 2014) 2.3.…”

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A Systematic Review of Information Modelling of Individual Residential Buildings

Kalibatas

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 interface for full vs. semi-automated building energy simulation

Cited by 110 publications

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Evolution in the Intellectual Structure of Bim Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Evolution in the Intellectual Structure of Bim Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Critical success factors for implementing building information modeling and sustainability practices in construction projects: A Delphi survey

A Systematic Review of Information Modelling of Individual Residential Buildings

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