Project Scheduling Techniques Within a Building Information Modeling (BIM) Environment: A Survey Study

Aredah, Ahmed  S.; Baraka, Moustafa; ElKhafif, Mahmoud

doi:10.1109/emr.2019.2916365

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“…Reliability test (Cronbach's alpha model) has been conducted to check pilot-study questions' reliability. The Cronbach's alpha was found to range from 0.877 to 0.95 for all questions at 95% confidence level and 5% margin of error [10].…”

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 87%

“…Since the number of targeted populations is almost unknown, professional internet network was used to assess in the process of estimating the population size. The population size has been predicted to approximately reach 500000 individuals; field experts agreed on this size [10]. After that, the survey's questions are designed to be easily understood and their contents are checked for validity by a pilot study considering the targeted population.…”

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

“…After that, the survey's questions are designed to be easily understood and their contents are checked for validity by a pilot study considering the targeted population. The minimum number of participants in the pilot study is extracted from the below equation [10].…”

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The questionnaire was available online for respondents between 25 Jun 2020 and 25 Dec. 2020. The minimum number of participants to answer this questionnaire is calculated by the following equation [10].…”

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

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Advantages of Building Information Modeling Technology (BIM) in Structural Design and Construction Stages

Ebada¹,

Eltaly²,

Tayel³

2021

ERJ. Engineering Research Journal

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Building Information Modeling has recently spread worldwide and is commonly used in construction projects. Whereas in Egypt, despite the fact of the increased awareness of the BIM, the actual use of BIM by consultants and contractors remains limited. BIM in Egypt is still in the development phase, and it requires more efforts to become widely used by construction societies. This research studies the effect of applying BIM in the design and construction stages of high-rise buildings, and how it increases the quality of coordinations between all disciplines, which affects directly the productivity of construction projects in high rise building. This research tries to find the ideal usage of BIM in the design and construction stages and to find out how the direct application of BIM in selecting structural design. The methodology used for this research approach depends on a detailed literature review, a field survey for the building information modeling in Egyptian construction field as it is intended to use the questionnaire answers from a group of engineers that used the technology and followed by statistical analysis of the collected responses to the questionnaire. The obtained results showed that using BIM technology in high rise buildings projects can increase the productivity and provided a high level of visualization that could be missed by traditional design methods. The term "build before you build" best describes how digital prototyping with BIM was used to test the design. It provided the opportunity to explore different options with the client.

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Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 87%

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Calculation Of Sample Sizementioning

confidence: 99%

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Tayel³

2021

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“…BIM contractual risks have an occurrence rate depending on how many times the participants face such risk during day-to-day work activity. For the sake of this survey, the occurrence level question has been designed from 1 through to 10 as which categorize the risks into five groups; [1] (10-9) frequent, [2] (8-7) probable, [3] (6-5) occasional, [4] (4-3) remote and [5] (2-1) extremely unlikely. Fig.…”

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Claims and Disputes Resolution Using Bim Technology and VDC Process in Construction Contract Risk Analysis

Mohamed¹,

Abd-Ellatif²,

Nassar³

2021

International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology (Ijciet)

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Purpose -Building Information Modeling (BIM) technologies and Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) processes are becoming a driving force for advancing the design, construction and operation of buildings that may have the potential to reduce claims, disputes and litigation throughout the construction process. However, evidence shows that BIM isn't universally successful. To this end, this research aims to identify the most common BIM contractual risks (BCR).Design/Methodology/approach -This research intends to go further into about 22 BIM Contractual Risks that have been identified from the literature review. A questionnaire survey was made to identify the risks occurrence rate, involved parties and solutions for highest faced risks based on number of participants and their years of experience. Result analysis was based on experience years for each participant's vs each risk's parameters.Findings -The presented process mitigates the construction project participant's ability to complete the construction project under BIM collaborative environment and contracts isolation nature through the following: (1) identification and examination of about 22 BIM contractual risks, level of occurrence and solutions; (2) provide a BIM contractual framework that allows for defining each party's responsibility in BIM workflow.Research Limitations -Due to diversity in construction project, BIM based projects require an additional drafting method to the contract and provide an understanding of each party's responsibility by analyzing legal implication of BIM adoption. In addition, local legislation can provide the support needed for BIM implementations.Practical implications -Findings' implication suggests providing a legal understanding of BIM work flow through the investigation of BIM risks among

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A review of construction management challenges and BIM-based solutions: perspectives from the schedule, cost, quality, and safety management

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Project Scheduling Techniques Within a Building Information Modeling (BIM) Environment: A Survey Study

Cited by 9 publications

References 4 publications

Advantages of Building Information Modeling Technology (BIM) in Structural Design and Construction Stages

Advantages of Building Information Modeling Technology (BIM) in Structural Design and Construction Stages

Claims and Disputes Resolution Using Bim Technology and VDC Process in Construction Contract Risk Analysis

A review of construction management challenges and BIM-based solutions: perspectives from the schedule, cost, quality, and safety management

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