User behaviour in AR-BIM-based site layout planning

Singh, Abhishek Raj; Delhi, Venkata Santosh Kumar

doi:10.1504/ijplm.2018.094715

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“…The neural evolution through crossover in the genetic algorithm (GA) was used to locate temporary facilities (Mawdesley, Al-jibouri and Yang, 2002). Also, BIM was integrated with GA to optimize the location of temporary facilities by minimizing overall cost and distance (Singh and Delhi, 2018). In the Binary Tree Algorithm case, once all the paths are generated from source to destination, the path planning is done by avoiding obstacles from source to destination in a tangent visibility graph (Turky et al, 2013).…”

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Automated route planning for construction site utilizing Building Information Modeling

Karmakar¹,

Singh²,

Delhi³

2022

ITcon

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Construction Vehicle route planning forms a significant component of Construction Site Layout Planning (SLP). At present, the construction industry has no standard method of planning vehicle routes resulting in chaotic situations on sites. The study proposes an integration of optimization techniques with Building Information Modeling (BIM) to generate feasible routes taking into account the dynamic nature of construction projects. A systematic workflow is developed for the integration of these platforms. The steps involved in the process are presented through a case study highlighting a decision support system for project planners. The advantages of sensitivity analysis alongside a visual interpretation of the construction routing schedule are achieved through the integrated workflow. Thus, the developed workflow provides an approach to enhance the efficiency of daily equipment movements at the site by reducing the possible conflicts and enhancing accessibility. Though the study limits itself in handling the internal vehicular movements, the developed workflow could be extended to manage the project supply chain; moreover, the site personnel movements could be integrated to provide a safer work environment at the construction site.

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Automated route planning for construction site utilizing Building Information Modeling

Karmakar¹,

Singh²,

Delhi³

2022

ITcon

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“…More recently, AR has seen research focus on site logistics planning and the opportunity to support health and safety. [37] implemented marker-based AR to aid the understanding of the position of specific site elements on a desktop-based environment. An exhaustive review of VR and AR in the context of health and safety was undertaken by [38] and this showed that key areas were focused on hazard identification, training and inspection.…”

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A multi-user collaborative BIM-AR system to support design and construction

Garbett

Hartley

Heesom

2021

Automation in Construction

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Augmented Reality (AR) is fast becoming an established tool for the construction industry.Previous research reports on the conversion of BIM geometric models and the implementation of these with marker-based AR, or the use of more wide area AR taking positional input from GPS. Much of this focused on the use of AR in an individual context, so there is need to align AR with the more collaborative nature of BIM. By implementing marker-based AR, and connecting to a cloud-based database, the presented BIM-AR system provides the ability to view, interact and collaborate with 3D and 2D BIM data via AR with geographically dispersed teams. An Agile Scrum Method was used to develop the prototype system including a mobile AR application and a Large Touch Screen application based on and a Model, View, Controller (MVC) approach. Finally, the system was tested and verified using a focus group of construction practitioners.

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“…The use of AR/VR systems in construction planning has been demonstrated in recent research studies. For instance, in site-layout planning, marker-based AR technology was utilized to visualize and locate the temporary facilities at optimal locations (Singh and Delhi, 2018). AR has also been applied in the facility management domain to identify potential problems in building service lines hidden behind the false ceilings (Liu and Seipel, 2018;El Ammari and Hammad, 2019).…”

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Construction 4.0: what we know and where we are headed?

Karmakar¹,

Delhi²

2021

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The last decade has witnessed unprecedented changes in the technologies and processes involved in the construction industry. The philosophies associated with Industry 4.0 now reverberate in construction 4.0. Digitalization and interconnectivity in the cyber-physical systems of the sector are at the heart of such transformation. Construction 4.0 brings to the table a plethora of technologies and associated processes over the construction project lifecycle. The current study performs a state-of-art literature review to summarize the knowledge advancement in construction 4.0. A layered conceptualization spanning across project lifecycle utilizing the people-process-technology dimensions is presented to summarize the current understanding of Construction 4.0. The cyber-physical space is classified into the physical, digital tool, data, and core data security and interoperability layers. The inter-layer and intra-layer interactions and information flows are then conceptualized based on the extant literature, including the human interaction and interventions. The people-process-technology dimensions were discussed across the project lifecycle through interactions in these layers. It is observed that Construction 4.0 is set to be driven by data creation, data flow, data transformation, and data storage across the project lifecycle to ensure a collaborative environment across the stakeholders who interact and associate with different layers of Construction 4.0. The article finally presents challenges with the current formulations and explores ways to further our knowledge in the area.

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User behaviour in AR-BIM-based site layout planning

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Automated route planning for construction site utilizing Building Information Modeling

Automated route planning for construction site utilizing Building Information Modeling

A multi-user collaborative BIM-AR system to support design and construction

Construction 4.0: what we know and where we are headed?

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