The Engineering Communication Networks – The Issues of Use of Standards for the Information Representation in Design, Construction and Operation

Kagan, Pavel

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2016.08.112

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“…• Technical process. Engineering communication has been mostly seen as a technical process that includes software problems [18], communication protocols [19], engineering communication networks [20] and developing electronic communication skills [21]; • Engineering cycle. Information input is defined by the effort or time that engineers need for information assimilation and output is measured by the amount of presentations and the time that engineer needs to prepare for them [22].…”

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Team Role Adoption and Distribution in Engineering Project Meetings

Nestsiarovich

Pons

2020

Behavioral Sciences

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Team communication plays a vital role in engineering management, however, there is a paucity of work that examines how team roles emerge as a response to the communicative processes between participants. This research explored role adoption using qualitative methods comprising observations, questionnaires and semi-structured interviews. Five student teams doing final year projects at a university in New Zealand were observed during the academic year and then interviewed at the final stage of project completion. A number of team roles in the engineering context were identified for students and their supervisors: Explorer; Initiator; Facilitator; Active and Passive Information Provider; Outsider; Active and Passive Connector; Passive Collector; Arbitrator; Gatekeeper and Representative. Personal factors, such as social sensitivity, were correlated with the choice of team behaviour pattern. In addition, the team roles could be arranged in circular order to create a circumplex, the two axes of which were identified as Personal Agency/Communion and Social engagement/Social disengagement.

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Section: Team Roles In Engineeringmentioning

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Team Role Adoption and Distribution in Engineering Project Meetings

Nestsiarovich

Pons

2020

Behavioral Sciences

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“…Considering the authors [1,2,8,9,10], which already offer at the design stage to evaluate all possible risks, while touching on the topic of safe operation, it can be concluded that the use of BIM-technology in the planning of construction processes at the stage of project development allows conduct an assessment of risks arising from direct production. This allows us to evaluate typical processes throughout the implementation phase of the project and build a clearer logistics for them.…”

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“…According to the source [10,8], several pilot projects with the use of new technologies and about three years are usually required to evaluate the results of their implementation. When implementing any new process, which is applicable to the implementation of BIM, quality control and risk management are considered as the most important recommendations.…”

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Analysis of risks arising in the implementation of BIM - technologies in construction organizations

Garyaev

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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This paper examines the risks associated with the process of implementing BIM in the organization, as well as the risks associated with the actual use of BIM -technologies. In the first case, risks act as threats, and in the second -in the role of opportunities. Their identification consists in the search for correlation dependence, analysis and use of these studies as a justification for the need to switch to BIM technology. The research methods are based on the analysis of Russian and foreign sources to explain and identify key risks and problems associated with the use of BIM technologies in the construction sector. Based on the conducted studies, a method of risk assessment that can be encountered in the transition to BIM -technologies is proposed.

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“…As well as, if necessary, a subsequent evaluation of the effectiveness of the application. [7][8][9][10][11] When designing low-rise buildings, it is crucial to form structures that have declared strength characteristics, reliability, thermal protection and environmental performance. No less important is the economic factor, focused on cost reduction in material and monetary terms.…”

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Usage of thermal isolation systems for low-rise buildings as a component of information models

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The article discusses the possibility of using the criteria of energy saving, cost and comfort as an estimate criterion in the analysis of information modeling technologies for low-rise buildings at the stages of design, implementation and operation. The insulation systems of low-rise buildings, including frame type, are considered as an object of study. Different types of insulation systems of frame buildings are considered and, as a result, the expediency of using rolled polyethylene foam as an insulating material is established. Its use allows to form a seamless insulating sheath with minimization of heat transfer bridges, as well as to eliminate the use of additional wind-proof and vapor-insulating membranes. The regularities of the influence of operating factors on the thermal resistance of the insulating shell are established. The data obtained as a result of the implementation of experimental studies allow us to state that low water absorption and low vapor permeability of the insulating layer exclude the possibility of its wetting and degradation of heat-shielding parameters. The stability of the properties of the insulation sheath and the construction of the walls as a whole is ensured during the entire period of operation.

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The Engineering Communication Networks – The Issues of Use of Standards for the Information Representation in Design, Construction and Operation

Cited by 22 publications

References 3 publications

Team Role Adoption and Distribution in Engineering Project Meetings

Team Role Adoption and Distribution in Engineering Project Meetings

Analysis of risks arising in the implementation of BIM - technologies in construction organizations

Usage of thermal isolation systems for low-rise buildings as a component of information models

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