Loose coupling of GIS and BIM data models for automated compliance checking against zoning codes

Altıntaş, Yelin Demir; İlal, Mustafa Emre

doi:10.1016/j.autcon.2021.103743

“…This steps includes, among others, reading and analysis of the city and building data as reference and constrain to the design as well as selection of the necessary information. In conclusion, Step 3 papers consider early design stage approaches regarding the analysis of building codes [71,89,90,91,91,92] and the development of frameworks [93,94]. Within the review process, eleven papers were classified as a Step 3 contribution.…”

Section: Step 3: Pre-consultation and Preliminary Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Unveiling the Actual Progress of Digital Building Permit: Getting Awareness through a Critical State of the Art Review

Güler¹,

Fauth²,

Malacarne³

et al. 2021

Preprint

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Growing interest is awarded to the digitalization of the building permitting use case and many works are developed about the topic. However, the subject is very complex and many aspects are usually tackled separately, making it very hard for traditional literature reviews to grasp the actual progress in the overall topic. This paper unveils the detailed state of the art in Digital Building Permitting (DBP) by critically analyzing the literature by means of a set of coding tags (research progress, implementation, affected DBP workflow steps, ambitions addressed) assigned by a multidisciplinary team. The mainly addressed aspects of the digitalization of building permits resulted to be the technologies to check the compliance of design proposals against regulations, followed by the digitalization of regulations. Lacking aspects are instead the involvement of officers, scalability of solutions and interoperability of data, intended both as data validation and as integration of geoinformation with building models.

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“…This steps includes, among others, reading and analysis of the city and building data as reference and constrain to the design as well as selection of the necessary information. In conclusion, Step 3 papers consider early design stage approaches regarding the analysis of building codes [68,86,87,88,88,89] and the development of frameworks [90,91]. Within the review process, eleven papers were classified as a Step 3 contribution.…”

Section: Step 3: Pre-consultation and Preliminary Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Unveiling the Actual Progress of Digital Building Permit: Getting Awareness through a Critical State of the Art Review

Güler¹,

Fauth²,

Malacarne³

et al. 2021

Preprint

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Growing interest is awarded to the digitalization of the building permitting use case and many works are developed about the topic. However, the subject is very complex and many aspects are usually tackled separately, making it very hard for traditional literature reviews to grasp the actual progress in the overall topic. This paper unveils the detailed state of the art in Digital Building Permitting (DBP) by critically analyzing the literature by means of a set of coding tags (research progress, implementation, affected DBP workflow steps, ambitions addressed) assigned by a multidisciplinary team. The mainly addressed aspects of the digitalization of building permits resulted to be the technologies to check the compliance of design proposals against regulations, followed by the digitalization of regulations. Lacking aspects are instead the involvement of officers, scalability of solutions and interoperability of data, intended both as data validation and as integration of geoinformation with building models.

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“…The console-based data processing using scripts enables increasing the accuracy and speed of data processing in cartographic analysis and plotting. Therefore, using advanced geospatial software and tools is also of major importance in many GIS-related applications that include geospatial data processing, e.g., machine learning in GIS [10][11][12][13][14], data retrieval, exploration and processing [15][16][17], spatial data formatting, handling and compression [18][19][20][21], and geographic data modelling and analysis [22][23][24].…”

Section: Introduction 1backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Handling Dataset with Geophysical and Geological Variables on the Bolivian Andes by the GMT Scripts

Lemenkova

¹

2022

Data

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In this paper, an integrated mapping of the georeferenced data is presented using the QGIS and GMT scripting tool set. The study area encompasses the Bolivian Andes, South America, notable for complex geophysical and geological parameters and high seismicity. A data integration was performed for a detailed analysis of the geophysical and geological setting. The data included the raster and vector datasets captured from the open sources: the IRIS seismic data (2015 to 2021), geophysical data from satellite-derived gravity grids based on CryoSat, topographic GEBCO data, geoid undulation data from EGM-2008, and geological georeferences’ vector data from the USGS. The techniques of data processing included quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the seismicity and geophysical setting in Bolivia. The result includes a series of thematic maps on the Bolivian Andes. Based on the data analysis, the western region was identified as the most seismically endangered area in Bolivia with a high risk of earthquake hazards in Cordillera Occidental, followed by Altiplano and Cordillera Real. The earthquake magnitude here ranges from 1.8 to 7.6. The data analysis shows a tight correlation between the gravity, geophysics, and topography in the Bolivian Andes. The cartographic scripts used for processing data in GMT are available in the author’s public GitHub repository in open-access with the provided link. The utility of scripting cartographic techniques for geophysical and topographic data processing combined with GIS spatial evaluation of the geological data supported automated mapping, which has applicability for risk assessment and geological hazard mapping of the Bolivian Andes, South America.

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Loose coupling of GIS and BIM data models for automated compliance checking against zoning codes

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Unveiling the Actual Progress of Digital Building Permit: Getting Awareness through a Critical State of the Art Review

Unveiling the Actual Progress of Digital Building Permit: Getting Awareness through a Critical State of the Art Review

Unveiling the Actual Progress of Digital Building Permit: Getting Awareness through a Critical State of the Art Review

Handling Dataset with Geophysical and Geological Variables on the Bolivian Andes by the GMT Scripts

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