Creation of intelligent management systems in construction

The paper discusses the issues of creating a single information space for all participants in the investment and construction project, from the investor to the equipment manufacturers. The analysis of the existing information technologies used in the ICP management made it possible to distinguish four main classification groups. Of particular interest are the so-called integrator systems focused on combining the solution of tasks of certain functional areas of ICP management on one digital platform. Integrator systems, with all their merits, are a set of local information technologies and specialized software performing the functions of exchanging information between them using agreed protocols. At the same time, the main issue that was and remains on the agenda in the field of digitalization of the ICP management system is not being resolved - the creation of an information base that suits both designers and builders in terms of completeness and detail. At the Don State Technical University (DSTU), work is underway to create an intelligent ICP management system, which will ensure the integration of all stages of ICP management by creating an information base at the design stage in the BIM process that allows solving all organizational and technological problems both at the stages of COP, WPP and during operational management of the erection of construction facilities.

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“…In the software market, ERP systems are represented by the following companies: Galaktika, PARUS, 1C, KOMPAS, etc. [3,4,5].…”

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Information technology integration processes for the sustainable development of construction

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“…Recently, several studies integrate MCDM with mathematical programming (MP) methods or artificial intelligence (AI) techniques for resolving many problems related to smart cities. For smart city projects, MP approaches are used to develop data aggregation and service creation [50,51]. MP approaches can also help with energy efficiency assessments and optimization [52,53] and geographic data infrastructure initiatives [54,55].…”

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An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Approach for Smart City Development Evaluation for Developing Countries: Moroccan Context

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Rapid urbanization to meet the needs of the growing population has led to several challenges such as pollution, increased and congested traffic, poor sustainability, and impact on the ecological environment. The conception of smart cities comprising intelligent convergence systems has been regarded as a potential solution to overcome these problems. Based on the information, communications, and technology (ICT), the idea of a smart city has emerged to decrease the impact of rapid urbanization. In this context, important efforts have been made for making cities smarter and more sustainable. However, the challenges associated with the implementation and evaluation of smart cities in developing countries are not examined appropriately, particularly in the Moroccan context. To analyze the efficacy and success of such efforts, the evaluation and comparisons using common frameworks are significantly important. For this purpose, the present research aims to investigate and evaluate the most influential dimensions and criteria for smart city development (SCD) in the Moroccan context. To reach this goal, this study proposes a new integrated Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) model based on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process (IF-AHP) and Intuitionistic Fuzzy Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (IF-DEMATEL). In the given context, the IF-AHP is employed to analyze the structure of the problem and calculate the weights of the qualitative and quantitative dimensions/criteria by incorporating the uncertainty values provided by the experts. Later, IF-DEMATEL is used to construct the structural correlation of dimensions/criteria in MCDM. The use of intuitionistic fuzzy set theory helps in dealing with the linguistic imprecision and the ambiguity of experts’ judgment. Results reveal that ‘Smart Living and Governance’ and ‘Smart Economy’ are major dimensions impacting the SCD in the Moroccan context. The proposed model focuses on enhancing the understanding of different dimensions/criteria and situations in smart cities compared to traditional cities and elevates their decision-making capability. Moreover, the results are discussed, as are the managerial implications, conclusions, limitations, and potential opportunities.

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“…Meanwhile, MP and AI are mostly applied to develop ontologies and tools supporting operational and tactical decision-making with concrete objectives. For example, MP methods are applied to create data aggregation and service production for smart city projects [50,51]. MP methods also contribute to assessing and optimizing energy efficiency [52,53] or spatial data infrastructure projects [54,55].…”

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Application of Decision-Making Methods in Smart City Projects: A Systematic Literature Review

2019

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In the current era, Smart City projects have to deal with big social, ecological, and technological challenges such as digitalization, pollution, democratic aspirations, more security, etc. The higher involvement of multi-stakeholders in the different phases of the projects is one strategy, enabling a variety of perspectives to be considered and thus to develop a shared vision of the city. Paradoxically, the dynamic and multiple natures of stakeholders appear to be a source of complication and uncertainty in the decision-making process. This study aims to provide a better understanding of this paradox and uses a systematic literature review methodology, as an original big data analysis, in order to investigate decision-making methods, enabling communication between multi-stakeholders, especially the involvement of citizens, into various phases of Smart City projects. Beginning with 606 papers, a bibliometric process led to the selection of 76 of these articles. Detailed analysis of these documents generated a general map for applying different decision-making methods at various levels of decision and implementation phases.

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Creation of intelligent management systems in construction

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Information technology integration processes for the sustainable development of construction

Information technology integration processes for the sustainable development of construction

An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Approach for Smart City Development Evaluation for Developing Countries: Moroccan Context

Application of Decision-Making Methods in Smart City Projects: A Systematic Literature Review

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