Temporary Facility Planning of a Construction Project Using BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Kim, Hyun‐Joo; Ahn, HongSeob

doi:10.1061/41182(416)77

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“…It also provides automated code-compliance and structural stability checking for scaffolding systems. Sulankivi et al (2010) and Kim and Ahn (2011) incorporated safety features such as guardrails into the temporary structure models. Lee et al (2009) developed a tool that generates the formwork layouts based on the prioritized design requirements.…”

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“…Most of the approaches conduct this process manually based on visual analysis. Only the safety management tool developed by Kim and Ahn (2011) automatically recognized the perimeter of a BIM model and incorporated a scaffolding system model around the building model. This research, however, did not present any detailed methodology to analyze a building's geometry.…”

Section: Computer-assisted Planning and Management Of Temporary Strucmentioning

confidence: 99%

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BIM-Based Planning of Temporary Structures for Construction Safety

Kim

Cho

2015

Computing in Civil Engineering 2015

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Despite significant advances in Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology for construction planning, existing technology still lack the capabilities of planning and analyzing temporary structures. While temporary structures such as scaffolding and temporary stair towers significantly impact construction safety, they often do not appear in BIM. Temporary structure objects manually inserted into BIM cannot automatically generate information of their impact on construction safety. Understanding this deficiency, this research attempts to generate required temporary structures and analyze associated safety risk automatically. Specifically, this research focused on planning of temporary stair towers used during roof construction activities. For automation, a set of algorithms were created that analyze geometric conditions in BIM, generate required temporary stair towers, and analyze their impact on safety. The algorithms were imbedded into a commercially-available BIM platform and tested on an ongoing construction project. As a result, optimized locations and shapes of temporary stair towers and associated potential safety hazards were identified and visualized in BIM and schedule. The main contribution of this research would be to automatically perform more practical construction safety planning by incorporating temporary structures.

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Section: Computer-assisted Planning and Management Of Temporary Strucmentioning

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Section: Computer-assisted Planning and Management Of Temporary Strucmentioning

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BIM-Based Planning of Temporary Structures for Construction Safety

Kim

Cho

2015

Computing in Civil Engineering 2015

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“…Watson (2010);Ku and Mills (2010);Kim and Ahn (2011);Ganah and John (2015);;Zhang et al (2015) explored the use of digital technologies such as BIM, VR and AR in the design and operation stages to represent and manage graphics as well as automatically analyse designs, identify health and safety-related design deficiencies, generate illustrations, reports, design schedules and for simulation of construction processes.2. Cluster 2 -Visualisation and Image Processing forConstruction Projects: represented in the green region of the map had 9 items with keywords such as augmented reality, cameras, data handling, image processing, life cycle, maintenance, photogrammetry, reliability and 3D.…”

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A bibliometric review of the status and emerging research trends in construction safety management technologies

Akinlolu

Haupt

Edwards

et al. 2020

International Journal of Construction Management

105

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Technologies such as virtual reality (VR), online databases, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Building Information Modelling (BIM), Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), 4 D Computer-Aided Design (4 D CAD), wearable robotics have been adopted to improve construction site health and safety. However, little attempt has been made to map global research on construction health and safety technologies. Therefore, this paper conducts a review of technologies for construction health and safety management to reveal emerging research trends. A bibliometric review adopting a two-step literature selection method was conducted to compile relevant publications from the Scopus database. In total, 240 related papers were examined. VOSviewer was used to develop a co-occurrence network based on the bibliographic data obtained. The analysis focussed on co-authorship per country, country/region distribution, the number of publications annually, publication source and source and trend of research topics. Findings revealed that emerging trends in construction health and safety technologies research focussed on project health and safety design and planning, visualisation and image processing for construction projects, digital technologies for project monitoring, information management and Internet of Things, automation and robotic systems, health and safety and accident prevention and structure evaluation.

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“…More recently, researchers have recognized the benefits of modeling technology for the safety management of temporary structures (Chi et al 2012, Kim andAhn 2011), and are using sensing technology to monitor formwork operations as a means of preventing structural failures (Moon et al 2012). This work is in the early stages of implementation and the opportunity for expanded applications of CPS in preventing failures and promoting safe construction techniques remains promising as discussed in the remainder of this paper.…”

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The Use of Cyber-Physical Systems in Temporary Structures—An Exploratory Study

Yuan

Parfitt

Anumba

2014

Computing in Civil and Building Engineering (2014)

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The construction industry has had a high record of structural failures and safety problems for decades. Some of these relate to the inadequacy or instability of temporary structures. In many cases, these structures are regarded as static structures without appropriate monitoring of temporal changes in their stability. Developments in information and communications technologies, notably the advent of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), are changing the way in which structures are monitored. While significant deployments are being made in the structural health monitoring of constructed facilities, such as bridges, dams and other civil infrastructure, inadequate attention has been paid to temporary structures. With the bidirectional coordination possible between physical artefacts and their virtual representations, CPS offer an approach that can facilitate the monitoring and active control of temporary structures in such a way as to prevent structural failures and safety hazards on the job site. This paper reviews the key features of CPS, examines current CPS applications in the built environment and analyzes the applicability, potential benefits and barriers for CPS application to temporary structures. It identifies the promising application areas, and discusses how CPS could be applied in these contexts and the potential benefits.

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Temporary Facility Planning of a Construction Project Using BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Cited by 28 publications

References 7 publications

BIM-Based Planning of Temporary Structures for Construction Safety

BIM-Based Planning of Temporary Structures for Construction Safety

A bibliometric review of the status and emerging research trends in construction safety management technologies

The Use of Cyber-Physical Systems in Temporary Structures—An Exploratory Study

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