Built environment and management: exploring grand challenges and management issues in built environment

Wang, Liang; Xue, Xiaolong; Yang, Rebecca; Luo, Xianglong; Zhao, Hongying

doi:10.1007/s42524-019-0049-9

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“…us, most existing measuring methods were proposed from social and ecological perception. Transport infrastructure system exhibited significant social-technology system characteristics and presented networked external manifestation under the interactions of socioeconomic, ecological, climatic, and technical network components [1,3,25]. Most existing measuring methods could not be applied to transport infrastructure system.…”

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confidence: 99%

A New Approach for Measuring the Resilience of Transport Infrastructure Networks

2020

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Resilience is an important property of transport infrastructure networks. Resilient transport infrastructure networks can retain the performance in case of disturbances and quickly recover to the original performance level after the disturbances. This study proposes a new approach that can measure the resilience of transport infrastructure networks. The new approach gives a unified conceptual framework for measuring the resilience of transport infrastructure networks. A network simulation-based method is used to analyze the influential factors of transport infrastructure network resilience. A new measuring method is developed based on network diversity characteristic to quantitatively measure the system resilience and node resilience of transport infrastructure networks. China railway and air transport networks are selected as a case study to applicability of new approach. This new approach provides strong supports for academic and industrial fields to measure, analyze, enhance, and optimize the resilience of transport infrastructure networks.

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confidence: 99%

A New Approach for Measuring the Resilience of Transport Infrastructure Networks

2020

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“…The Chinese Academy of Sciences (80) published the highest number of publications, followed by Arizona State University (76), which had the most prominent mediated centrality of 0.12 among research institutions, indicating its solid scientific influence in the field of RCs. Other institutions with centrality ≥0.1 include Stockholm University (56) and the University of Exeter (55). The research institutions with more than 40 publications between 2001 and 2021 are shown in the chart, of which 6/7 are higher education institutions, and 1/7 are research institutes or centers.…”

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“…Despite the growing number of studies in the urban sector that incorporate the notion of resilience in various ways, there is no agreement on whether resilience is a loose "motivational" metaphor or a rigorous analytical framework in urban design research and practice. As a result, unpacking the various ways in which the concept of resilience has been integrated into the field of urban design will aid in identifying the problems or barriers in each of these integration approaches and thus support the transformation and development trends of contemporary resilience-oriented urban design [54][55][56].…”

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Resilient City: Characterization, Challenges and Outlooks

Cenci

Wang

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Buildings

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The increasingly severe environmental pollution and the Earth’s ecological crisis make the concept of resilient cities (RCs) a hot topic in urban research. We ran a bibliometric analysis to analyze the research progress, areas, hotspots, and strategies pertaining to RCs. The core collection came from the Web of Science (WoS) database as the data source to explore 4462 literature works on RCs. The results revealed that development time series analysis is divided into three stages. Changes in the number of publications are linked to natural disasters, the ecological environment, and science policy. The top five issuing journals accounted for 24.15% of the total sample. Country cooperation mainly is concentrated in countries with good economic development trends, such as the United States, China, and the United Kingdom. There were 63 core authors. The most published research institution was the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The RC research hotspots included the definition of resilience and evolution, the study of resilience as an analytical framework for urban issues, and resilience assessment indicators. This paper shows that RCs should strengthen multi-country cooperation and interdisciplinary integration and should focus on comprehensive research on basic theories, evaluation systems, and action mechanisms to reference future research on RCs further.

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“…Literature reviews promote the progress of the scientific field (Webster & Watson, 2002). Despite the increasing prevalence of digital innovations and their profound impact on the products and production of the BE (Wang et al, 2019), such a systematic and longitudinal view (Tranfield et al, 2003) does not exist, apart from SLRs targeting specific technologies, such as on building information modeling (BIM) (Oraee et al, 2017) or blockchain (Li et al, 2019).…”

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Digital Technologies in Built Environment Projects: Review and Future Directions

Papadonikolaki

Krystallis

Morgan

2022

Project Management Journal

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Through a systematic literature review we explore how digital technologies reshape and catalyze digital innovations in the built environment—a highly project-based setting. We analyzed circa 3,000 titles, further narrowed down to 87 articles. We synthesized an original framework for data analysis. The article presents implications for the deployment of digital technologies on three levels: individuals, organizations, and projects. Whereas most of these studies examined the impact of digital innovation in projects, recommendations focused on organizations, suggesting future directions for performance measurement, developing capabilities of firms to manage changes in dynamic environments and interorganizational settings.

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Built environment and management: exploring grand challenges and management issues in built environment

Cited by 17 publications

References 79 publications

A New Approach for Measuring the Resilience of Transport Infrastructure Networks

A New Approach for Measuring the Resilience of Transport Infrastructure Networks

Resilient City: Characterization, Challenges and Outlooks

Digital Technologies in Built Environment Projects: Review and Future Directions

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