Proposal of BIM Quality Management Standard by Analyzing Domestic and International BIM Guides

권오철,; 조찬원,

doi:10.5345/jkic.2011.06.3.265

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“…Major Contents [12] Investigates the previous BIM guides in Korea and abroad for developing open BIM guidelines in Korea [13] Identifies preliminary study on the level of information and standardization in the BIM design process in Finland and Denmark [14] Sets the direction of BIM quality criteria through analyzing the existing quality management approaches among domestic and foreign BIM guides [15] Identifies the role of BIM guidelines through case studies in foreign countries and deriving the direction of BIM guidelines' development [16] Investigates BIM procurement instructions in foreign countries for the development of BIM guide criteria applicable to the overall areas in the construction industry [17] Analyzes BIM guidelines in Korea and foreign countries for the application of BIM to the project planning stage and deriving the elements to be included in BIM guidelines [18] Analyzes the items necessary for green BIM guidelines in conjunction with the Level of Development (LOD), and suggests the measurements in each LOD stage Korea Land & Housing Corporation (KLHC)-a unique public firm for furnishing apartment housing-developed a BIM guide for its own usage, called "The KLHC BIM Usage Guide [19]". Although this guide is more comprehensive than the one from the MOLIT, covering BIM application principles in the conceptual and detailed design stages as well as the construction stage, it is not ideal for generic usage, since it is tailored for residential apartments.…”

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Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-Up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

Park

Ock

2022

Applied Sciences

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Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been one of the most dominant trends in the construction industry worldwide. In Korea, since 2012, public construction projects worth more than USD 40 million have been subject to the application of BIM. However, many public owners have hesitated to adopt BIM for their projects; they generally view BIM as being very complex to manage and difficult to understand. In 2021, the Korean governmental entity in charge of developing the public policies to furnish quality infrastructure requested a variety of individual public owners to prepare BIM guidelines fit to the infrastructures they manage. While there are diverse BIM guides available for them to refer to in preparing the BIM guidelines, these involve certain deficiencies in meeting the public owners’ preferences, such as being tailored for the public procurement process. The main objectives of this study were to investigate the desirable nature of an owner-oriented BIM guide, suggest the structure of the guide, and identify the major advisory contents to be included in the guide. To achieve these research objectives, a number of domestic and international BIM guides were analyzed, and workshops were operated twice with 12 BIM experts from the Korean construction industry. As a result of the study, a four-stage guide structure was developed consisting of the BIM service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-up (STEW) guides.

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Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-Up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

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Ock

2022

Applied Sciences

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“…Major Contents [10] Investigation of the previous BIM guides in Korea and abroad for developing open BIM guidelines in Korea [11] Preliminary study on the level of information and standardization in the BIM design process in Finland and Denmark [12] Setting the direction of BIM quality criteria through analyzing the existing quality management approaches among domestic and foreign BIM guides [13] Identifying the role of BIM guidelines through case studies in foreign countries and deriving the direction of BIM guidelines development [14] Investigation of BIM procurement instructions in foreign countries for the development of BIM guide criteria applicable to the overall areas in the construction industry [15] Analysis of BIM guidelines in Korea and foreign countries for the application of BIM to the project planning stage and deriving the elements in BIM guidelines [16] Analysis of the items necessary for Green BIM guideline in conjunction with LOD and suggesting the measurements in each LOD stage Korean Land & Housing Corporation (KLHC), a unique public firm for furnishing the apartment housing, exploited a BIM guide for its own usage, called "The KLHC BIM Usage Guide [17]." Although the guide was more comprehensive than the one from the MOLIT covering BIM application principles in the conceptual and detailed design stage as well as construction stage, it has been difficult for generic usage since tailored for residential apartments.…”

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Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

Ock¹,

Park²

2022

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Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been one of the overwhelming trends in the worldwide. In Korea, from 2012, BIM application to the public construction projects worth more than $40 million was mandated. However, despite the policy, many public owners have hesitated to apply BIM to their projects. They generally view BIM very complex to manage and difficult to understand. While there have been diverse BIM guides as a reference, most of them have developed from BIM suppliers’ perspective involving certain deficiency in meeting the public owners’ taste. The public owners have addressed the necessity for developing an owner-oriented BIM guide on which they can understand the overall BIM procurement process thereby efficiently preparing their BIM service contracts. The main objective of this study is to develop the structure and contents guidance of the new guide to be developed that follows the public business process and mitigates the deficiency. To meet the research objective, a number of domestic and international BIM guides were analyzed and workshops were operated twice with the 12 BIM experts from the Korean construction industry. As a result of the study, a four-staged guide structure was developed consisting of the BIM service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-up (STEW) guides.

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“…Recently, the combined application of building information modeling (BIM) and augmented reality (AR) technology has gained increased attention in the semiconductor plant industry. BIM is a technology that integrates the management of architectural information with digital 3D models, having made a significant contribution to improving productivity and efficiency in the building and construction sectors [2][3][4][5]. AR, on the other hand, is a technology that provides a realistic experience to users by adding virtual information to the real environment.…”

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Augmented Reality-Based BIM Data Compatibility Verification Method for FAB Digital Twin implementation

Song,

Park,

Lee

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Buildings

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With the advancement of state-of-the-art technologies, the semiconductor industry plays a key role as an essential component in the manufacture of various electronic products. Since the manufacturing of a semiconductor goes through very sophisticated and complex processes, efficient and accurate work and management are essential in the design, construction, and operation stages of the semiconductor fabrication (FAB) plant. Recently, the combined application of building information modeling (BIM) and augmented reality (AR) technology has gained increased attention in this semiconductor FAB industry as an advanced way to improve work efficiency and accuracy while eliminating other related problems, such as human errors. Despite the perceived benefits of combined use of BIM and AR, many technical problems still exist when integrating the target test model and the 3D virtual object model using BIM data and existing AR visualization technology, due to the unique characteristics of the FAB sites. To solve these problems, this study proposed an AR-based real-time BIM data compatibility verification method for future FAB digital twin implementation and demonstrated that it could be converted into a system and applied to actual FAB sites. As a result of the development and verification of this system, the proposed AR-based real-time BIM data compatibility verification system enables the accurate fitting of the AR model and actual object through AR tracking and anchoring technology considering the characteristics of FAB sites. After the fitting, the system was able to maintain compatibility, even when the camera moved and the marker moved away from the screen. By expanding the effective distance of compatibility between the AR model and the actual object, it was possible to increase the AR application range between the 3D virtual object model and the test target model and to improve the compatibility.

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Proposal of BIM Quality Management Standard by Analyzing Domestic and International BIM Guides

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Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-Up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-Up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

Structuring a BIM Service Scoping, Tendering, Executing, and Wrapping-up (STEW) Guide for Public Owners

Augmented Reality-Based BIM Data Compatibility Verification Method for FAB Digital Twin implementation

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