Generation of a construction planning from a 3D CAD model

Vries, B Bauke de; Harink, Jmj Jeroen

doi:10.1016/j.autcon.2005.10.010

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“…In this respect, attempts to automate the process of project scheduling based on BIM or 3D models have been carried out in recent years. For instance, De Vries and Harink [4] proposed a special algorithm to generate construction schedules at the building component level from a 3D CAD model. This algorithm generates construction orders by topology/geometry of building components, (i.e., which component is on top of or adjacent to another component).…”

Section: Bim-based Schedulingmentioning

confidence: 99%

BIM-based integrated approach for detailed construction scheduling under resource constraints

Liu

Al‐Hussein

2015

Automation in Construction

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Section: Bim-based Schedulingmentioning

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BIM-based integrated approach for detailed construction scheduling under resource constraints

Liu

Al‐Hussein

2015

Automation in Construction

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“…Vriesa and Harink [77] presented their algorithm, which extracted the construction sequence from a 3D model of the building. They detected the adjacency inferences and used the approach of displacing objects downward to find intersecting [76] addressed the common objectsplitting problems of using BIM for scheduling and proposed their algorithm for BIM object boundary representations as defined in IFC.…”

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Automation in construction scheduling: a review of the literature

Faghihi

Nejat

Reinschmidt

et al. 2015

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Automating the development of construction schedules has been an interesting topic for researchers around the world for almost three decades. Researchers have approached solving scheduling problems with different tools and techniques. Whenever a new artificial intelligence or optimization tool has been introduced, researchers in the construction field have tried to use it to find the answer to one of their key problems-the "better" construction schedule. Each researcher defines this "better" slightly different. This article reviews the research on automation in construction scheduling from 1985 to 2014. It also covers the topic using different approaches, including case-based reasoning, knowledge-based approaches, model-based approaches, genetic algorithms, expert systems, neural networks, and other methods. The synthesis of the results highlights the share of the aforementioned methods in tackling the scheduling challenge, with genetic algorithms shown to be the most dominant approach. Although the synthesis reveals the high applicability of genetic algorithms to the different aspects of managing a project, including schedule, cost, and quality, it exposed a more limited project management application for the other methods.

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“…The construction process can then be simulated by executing the process modeler built in the VP system and the user can visually check how the process proceeds. 4D CAD systems can be used for construction analysis and communication [6]. Hartmann and Fischer [7] developed an integrated process of how project teams can use 3D/4D models efficiently to support the knowledge communication and generation needed during the constructability review on construction projects.…”

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Integrating design and construction through virtual prototyping

Huang

Kong

et al. 2008

Automation in Construction

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Construction Virtual Prototyping (CVP) is the use of integrated product, process and resource models of construction projects to support the construction planning in virtual environment. This paper describes an integrated framework and process for efficient application of CVP to support project teams on construction planning. It includes specific examples of models and objectives as well as detailed suggestions on how to implement CVP in practice.

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Generation of a construction planning from a 3D CAD model

Cited by 53 publications

References 3 publications

BIM-based integrated approach for detailed construction scheduling under resource constraints

BIM-based integrated approach for detailed construction scheduling under resource constraints

Automation in construction scheduling: a review of the literature

Integrating design and construction through virtual prototyping

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