Building information modeling (BIM)-based modular integrated construction risk management – Critical survey and future needs

Darko, Amos; Chan, Albert P.C.; Yang, Yang; Tetteh, Mershack Opoku

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2020.103327

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“…They will allow quality control during the construction process by using installed technical equipment, the results of which are compared with the obtained values of controlled parameters based on mathematical modeling. Thus, during construction, the adequacy of the mathematical model is checked and, if necessary, the rules for processing monitoring results and decision-making criteria are clarified [15].…”

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Application of BIM-technologies during the construction and operation of buildings and structures

Bogdanov

Zaitsev

Khalitova³

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The relevance of implementing BIM technologies at all stages of the building's life cycle from design to decision-making on its demolition is shown. Variants of the stress-strain state of buildings and structures are considered. An algorithm for analyzing incoming information and making decisions about major repairs, reconstruction, or demolition of an object is developed, depending on the values of parameters, their duration, and combinations obtained from sensors installed during their construction. The use of fiber-optic sensors for obtaining information and subsequent analysis of the state of the building structure and determining dangerous movements of its individual elements is proposed.

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Application of BIM-technologies during the construction and operation of buildings and structures

Bogdanov

Zaitsev

Khalitova³

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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“…With the advancement of construction technologies, the BIM concept consists of 3-D-Model, 4-D-Time, 5-D-Cost, 6-D-Facility Management, 7-D-Sustainability [35,36], and 8-D-Safety [37]. It indicates that "this technology has no limit since it is possible to add as many data as you want" [38]. Due to the unsafe nature of the building environment, construction safety management is considered to be an important part of the performance criteria of the project [26,39].…”

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A Research Framework of Mitigating Construction Accidents in High-Rise Building Projects via Integrating Building Information Modeling with Emerging Digital Technologies

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The construction of high-rise building projects is a dangerous vocation due to the uniqueness and nature of the activities, as well as the complexity of the working environment, yet safety issues remain crucial in the construction industry. Digital technologies, such as building information modeling (BIM), have been identified as valuable tools for increasing construction productivity, efficiency, and safety. This research aimed to mitigate the accident safety factors in high-rise building projects via integrating BIM with emerging digital technologies in the construction industry, such as photogrammetry, GPS, RFID, augmented reality, (AR), virtual reality (VR), and drone technology. Qualitative research was conceived in the ground theory approach. Forty-five online interviews with construction stakeholders and qualitative data analysis were carried out using the NVivo 11 software package. According to the findings, interviewees were more motivated to use photogrammetry and drone technologies in high-rise building projects in order to increase construction safety. Positive, negative, and neutral attitudes about BIM integration with emerging digital technologies were discovered. Furthermore, a research framework was developed by consolidating research findings that articulate the measures and future needs of BIM integration with other digital technologies to mitigate construction accidents in high-rise building projects. The framework also renders practical references for industry practitioners towards effective and safer construction.

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“…The research of Li H. focuses on the intelligent hoisting of automotive robots and explores the possibility of applying it to the field of prefabricated construction [86]. Luo L. focuses on the application of IoT technology in the field of prefabricated construction and the management of supply chain risks in prefabricated building projects [56,87,88]. In addition, the value of the total link strength of an author is related to the numbers of co-authors and their co-publications, potentially greatly indicating the collaborative contribution between the author and the co-authors.…”

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Mapping the Knowledge Domains of Emerging Advanced Technologies in the Management of Prefabricated Construction

Xiao

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Emerging advanced technologies (EAT) have been regarded as significant technological innovations which can greatly improve the transforming construction industry. Given that research on EAT related to the management of prefabricated construction (MPC) has not yet been conducted, various researchers require a state-of-the-art summary of EAT research and implementation in the MPC field. The purpose of this paper is to provide a systematic literature review by analysing the selected 526 related publications in peer-reviewed leading journals during 2009–2020. Through a thorough review of selected papers from the state-of-the-art academic journals in the construction industry, EAT is recognised as the key area affecting the development of the MPC discipline. This study has value in offering original insights to summarise the advanced status quo of this field, helping subsequent researchers gain an in-depth understanding of the underlying structure of this field and allowing them to continue future research directions.

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Building information modeling (BIM)-based modular integrated construction risk management – Critical survey and future needs

Cited by 107 publications

References 83 publications

Application of BIM-technologies during the construction and operation of buildings and structures

Application of BIM-technologies during the construction and operation of buildings and structures

A Research Framework of Mitigating Construction Accidents in High-Rise Building Projects via Integrating Building Information Modeling with Emerging Digital Technologies

Mapping the Knowledge Domains of Emerging Advanced Technologies in the Management of Prefabricated Construction

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