Integration of BIM and GIS for Construction Automation, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Combining Bibliometric and Qualitative Analysis

Karimi, Sina; Iordanova, Ivanka

doi:10.1007/s11831-021-09545-2

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“…Currently, the integration of BIM and GIS has become a widely used modeling method for CIM [37,38]. IFC and CityGML are international data standards for BIM and GIS, respectively.…”

Section: Data Integration Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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City Information Modeling: State of the Art

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Applied Sciences

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The concept of city information modeling (CIM) has become increasingly popular in recent years. A literature review of previous CIM studies is presented in this paper. First, a bibliometric analysis of the current global CIM research is described, revealing that CIM has become a significant research hotspot. Next, three main research areas of the current CIM technique, namely data collection, integration, and visualization, are summarized to describe the characteristics of CIM research. Furthermore, some widely used CIM platforms are compared, and typical application cases of the CIM technique at different stages of the city life cycle are summarized. Finally, the current issues in CIM research are discussed, and future development directions are proposed. The findings of this study are expected to help researchers understand the current state of CIM and identify future development directions, thereby promoting CIM research development.

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“…Currently, the integration of BIM and GIS has become a widely used modeling method for CIM [37,38]. IFC and CityGML are international data standards for BIM and GIS, respectively.…”

Section: Data Integration Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Second, the integration of massive multisource heterogeneous data remains a challenging issue in CIM. Currently, the integration of BIM and GIS is a good solution to this problem [37,82,83]. However, most existing buildings lack BIM models.…”

Section: Technical Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

City Information Modeling: State of the Art

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Applied Sciences

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“…Accurate georeferencing of metric information is a fundamental aspect to achieve an integrated platform encapsulating in-situ data. Measurements captured on-site were georeferenced using GNSS techniques based on Leica 1200 receivers, using a combination of static processing methods and Real-Time Kinematics [31]. Although a permanent GNSS network is available in the region [32], the internet connection close to the complex was not sufficiently strong to provide real-time transmission of differential corrections.…”

Section: Georeferencing In Situ Data Using Gnssmentioning

confidence: 99%

Generation of a Multi-Scale Historic BIM-GIS with Digital Recording Tools and Geospatial Information

Barazzetti

Roncoroni

2021

Heritage

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This paper discusses the creation of an integrated historic BIM-GIS for the complex of San Pietro al Monte, an important Romanesque monument in Civate (Italy) inscribed in the UNESCO tentative list with other seven medieval Benedictine settlements. The reason behind the choice of an integrated H-BIM-GIS solution is motivated by the large extension of the considered area (about 30 km2) and the need for multi-scale digital information integrated into a 3D parametric environment. The model includes geospatial information at a territorial scale and in situ digital data capturing the complex at a higher level of detail. The work aims at exploring the pros and cons of a novel parametric 3D environment able to integrate both BIM and GIS data, methods, and processing tools in the case of historic buildings and sites.

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“…Today, an LIS cannot be imagined without the combined contribution of GIS (which provides a macro representation of the external environments of some buildings) and BIM (which focuses on the microscale representation of the buildings), which provides an overview of a built environment based on integrated data, supporting the transition towards the architecture, engineering, and construction industry (AEC) in the digital era [41]. Cooperation between BIM and GIS is not fruitful only for the maintenance of LIS, but also for the automation of construction, especially if we consider the accelerated evolution rhythm of robots [42].…”

Section: Geographic Information Systems (Gis)mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of UAS–GIS in Digital Era Governance. A Systematic Literature Review

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UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) technologies, also known as UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), drones, or Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) and GIS (Geographic Information System) are recognised for the value of the results that can be achieved by their combined use. However, their use and the results achieved are rarely framed within the context of Digital Era Governance (DEG), an undertaking that would significantly reduce the capabilities of knowledge transfer from the academic and/or private environment to the public domain. The purpose of this study was to highlight, by a bibliometric analysis, the areas of proposed use of this team of tools and the extent to which these can enter the sphere of interest of public administrations, especially local ones. From a methodological point of view, based on the 439 articles filtered from the Web of Science database where UAS/UAV and GIS technologies were used, several bibliometric analyses have emerged. VOSviewer and R (Bibliometrix tool) were used to conduct the bibliometric analyses. Most scientific publications that used UAV technology as a working tool have predominant applicability in photogrammetry, while GIS applications are found in publications dedicated to image processing, landslides, and cultural and archaeological heritage. We point out that from the point of view of international cooperation, at the level of institutions or countries, certain international organisations from the USA, China, and the central and northern European states have a high interest in this topic, and a low cooperation between academia and public administration is exhibited. The conclusion is represented by the apparent lack of framing of the results of UAS–GIS technologies usage into wider and more topical contexts, such as digital era governance, and also a reduced applicability of the research results.

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Integration of BIM and GIS for Construction Automation, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Combining Bibliometric and Qualitative Analysis

Cited by 41 publications

References 76 publications

City Information Modeling: State of the Art

City Information Modeling: State of the Art

Generation of a Multi-Scale Historic BIM-GIS with Digital Recording Tools and Geospatial Information

The Role of UAS–GIS in Digital Era Governance. A Systematic Literature Review

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