Conceptual Framework for Integrating Bim and Augmented Reality in Construction Management

Machado, Ricardo Luiz; Vilela, Cesar Augusto da Cunha

doi:10.3846/jcem.2020.11803

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“…To develop a generic framework of a DT BIM is a comprehensive digital representation of a building comprising the 3D geometry of all its components and a semantic description of the component types and their relationships (Kim et al, 2020b). BIM is critically essential for progress monitoring in three different aspects: producing as-planned data, providing as-built data and comparing these two together (Machado and Vilela, 2020). As-planned data are construction progress-monitoring baseline.…”

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Digital twin-based progress monitoring management model through reality capture to extended reality technologies (DRX)

Alizadehsalehi

Yitmen

2021

SASBE

113

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PurposeThe purpose of this research is to develop a generic framework of a digital twin (DT)-based automated construction progress monitoring through reality capture to extended reality (RC-to-XR).Design/methodology/approachIDEF0 data modeling method has been designed to establish an integration of reality capturing technologies by using BIM, DTs and XR for automated construction progress monitoring. Structural equation modeling (SEM) method has been used to test the proposed hypotheses and develop the skill model to examine the reliability, validity and contribution of the framework to understand the DRX model's effectiveness if implemented in real practice.FindingsThe research findings validate the positive impact and importance of utilizing technology integration in a logical framework such as DRX, which provides trustable, real-time, transparent and digital construction progress monitoring.Practical implicationsDRX system captures accurate, real-time and comprehensive data at construction stage, analyses data and information precisely and quickly, visualizes information and reports in a real scale environment, facilitates information flows and communication, learns from itself, historical data and accessible online data to predict future actions, provides semantic and digitalize construction information with analytical capabilities and optimizes decision-making process.Originality/valueThe research presents a framework of an automated construction progress monitoring system that integrates BIM, various reality capturing technologies, DT and XR technologies (VR, AR and MR), arraying the steps on how these technologies work collaboratively to create, capture, generate, analyze, manage and visualize construction progress data, information and reports.

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Section: Research Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital twin-based progress monitoring management model through reality capture to extended reality technologies (DRX)

Alizadehsalehi

Yitmen

2021

SASBE

113

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“…Furthermore, multiple studies regarding the integration of BIM and RFID for various purposes were conducted [97][98][99][100]. In the construction phase, conceptual frameworks have been researched for the integration of BIM and AR [101,102]. It was investigated how BIM can be extended to the site via AR to improve the way information is accessed [103].…”

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A Systematic Review of Construction 4.0 in the Context of the BIM 4.0 Premise

Begić

Galić

2021

Buildings

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This paper presents a systematic review of Construction 4.0 in the context of the building information modeling (BIM) 4.0 premise. It comprises a review of the industry in the pre-fourth industrial revolution (4IR) age, the current and anticipated development of the 4IR, Construction 4.0’s origin and applications, and the synergy of its main drivers, i.e., the synergy of BIM with the internet of things (IoT) and big data (BD). The main aim of the paper is to determine the Construction 4.0 drivers and to what extent are they initialized by the 4IR, their development and their synergy with BIM, and the direction of BIM’s implementation in the construction phase. It was found that the main drivers of Construction 4.0, which originated from the 4IR, are BIM, IoT, and BD, but with specific implementations. The results of the analysis of BIM with IoT and/or BD revealed that the integrative approaches combining the aforementioned drivers show signs of project enhancement by providing significant benefits, such as improved real-time monitoring, data exchange and analysis, construction planning, and modeling. Furthermore, it was revealed that the main drivers are mostly applied in the project’s preconstruction phase, which is continuously developing and becoming more automated. The state-of-the-art review presented in this paper suggests that BIM is in transition, adopting Construction 4.0 to become BIM 4.0.

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“…Nonetheless, given the significance, ARenhanced BIM is classified as a separate category in this article. Combined with AR technologies' visualization potential, BIM can perform as a functional decision support system (Chen et al, 2015;Machado and Vilela, 2020). A holistic bibliometric literature review of BIM between 2005 and 2015 can be found in Santos et al (2017) and Abdirad (2017), concluding that AR-enhanced BIM is one of the main trends of practical BIM application.…”

Section: Other Implementations Building Information Modelsmentioning

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A Review of Augmented Reality Applications in Civil Infrastructure During the 4th Industrial Revolution

Moreu²

2021

Front. Built Environ.

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The 4th industrial revolution started in 2016 and referred to a new phase in the industrial revolution. One of the most significant technological evolvements during the 4th industrial revolution is Augmented Reality (AR) technology. AR superimposes interactional virtual objects/images to real environments. Because of the interaction and see-through characteristics, AR is better applied to engineering than Virtual Reality (VR). The application of AR in civil infrastructure can avoid artificial mistakes, improve efficiency, and saves budget. This article reviews AR applications in civil infrastructure, focusing on research studies in the latest five years (2016–2020) and their milestone developments. More than half of the AR research and implementation studies have focused on the construction domain in the last five years. Researchers deploy AR technologies in on-site construction to assist in discrepancy checking, collaborative communication, and safety checking. AR also uses building information models (BIMs) to produce detailed 3D structural information for visualization. Additionally, AR has been studied for structural health monitoring (SHM), routine and damage detection, energy performance assessment, crack inspection, excavation, and underground utility maintenance. Finally, AR has also been applied for architecture design, city plan, and disaster prediction as an essential part of smart city service. This article discusses the challenges of AR implementation in civil infrastructure and recommends future applications.

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Conceptual Framework for Integrating Bim and Augmented Reality in Construction Management

Cited by 47 publications

References 62 publications

Digital twin-based progress monitoring management model through reality capture to extended reality technologies (DRX)

Digital twin-based progress monitoring management model through reality capture to extended reality technologies (DRX)

A Systematic Review of Construction 4.0 in the Context of the BIM 4.0 Premise

A Review of Augmented Reality Applications in Civil Infrastructure During the 4th Industrial Revolution

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