A Bibliometric Analysis on Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) Tools

COŞGUN, Nur Tayyibe; ÇÜGEN, Hasan Fevzi; Selçuk, Semra Arslan

doi:10.54864/ataplanlamavetasarim.1028166

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“…The CDE also specifies the definition of data states, rules for file naming, and regulations for version control, which are used to achieve efficient collaborative design [29]. Scholars such as Ziyi Zhang further developed the definition of HBIM, viewing it as "a collaborative method based on digital technology [26]". Meanwhile, Jordan-Palomar and others focused on the application of HBIM in management, particularly in terms of multidisciplinary participation, monitoring, and forecasting, as well as information transmission, collection, and data standardization [27].…”

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A Historical Building Information Modeling-Based Framework to Improve Collaboration and Data Security in Architectural Heritage Restoration Projects

Zhou,

Dong,

Zou

et al. 2024

Buildings

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With the increasing awareness of architectural heritage conservation and the development of digital technology, there is an urgent need in the field of architectural heritage restoration for a novel solution that can enhance data security, collaboration efficiency, and file management capabilities. This study proposes an Architectural Heritage Restoration Distributed Common Data Environment (AHR-DCDE) framework based on blockchain and IPFS technologies to address the above challenges. The AHR-DCDE framework significantly improves data security and collaborative efficiency in architectural heritage restoration projects by creating a decentralized collaborative design process that achieves data immutability, traceability, and efficient large-scale file processing capabilities. The AHR-DCDE framework significantly improves data security and collaborative efficiency in architectural heritage restoration projects by creating a decentralized collaborative design process that achieves data immutability, traceability, and efficient large-scale file processing capabilities. In this study, the practicality and effectiveness of the AHR-DCDE framework is verified by taking the heritage restoration design project of Pinghe Packing Factory in Wuhan, Hubei Province, as an example. Evaluation of the framework’s network latency, throughput, and storage costs indicates that AHR-DCDE can meet the requirements of architectural heritage restoration projects, possessing efficient capabilities for handling and sharing project data. Furthermore, the implementation of the AHR-DCDE framework also facilitates efficient collaboration among interdisciplinary teams, providing robust technical support for the protection and restoration of architectural heritage.

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Section: Common Data Environment For Architectural Heritage Restorationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Historical Building Information Modeling-Based Framework to Improve Collaboration and Data Security in Architectural Heritage Restoration Projects

Zhou,

Dong,

Zou

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) is a specialized ICONARP -Volume 11, Issue 1 / Published: 27.06.2023 adaptation of BIM designed to preserve architectural heritage. HBIM has emerged in the literature over the last decade and is used to express the use of BIM in the context of heritage buildings (Coşgun, Çügen, Arslan Selçuk, 2021).…”

Section: • Cluster 3: Architectural Heritage and Conservationmentioning

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Analysis of Global Research Trends on BIM Studies in the Field of Architecture

Öztürk Akbıyık,

Arslan Selçuk

2023

ICONARP

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This paper reveals the results of a bibliometric analysis on BIM and architecture to analyze and determine how the current research trends in BIM literature have evolved and diversified in the discipline of architecture. Although there are currently bibliometric analysis reviews of BIM in the literature, these studies take either the BIM process from a general perspective or the engineering-construction sectors, urban design scale. This state-of-the-art study explains a bibliometric analysis of the literature's relationship between architecture and BIM. Through analyzing the data including keywords, authors, journals, institutions, citation rate etc., the relationship between BIM and architecture in all times till today has been mapped and visualized by using Clarivate Analytics' Web of Science database and VOS viewer program. In addition, analyzing the current literature published between 2017-2022 was highlighted and the emerging fields in architectural research were revealed. Emerging fields today in architectural research under the scope of BIM have clustered according to the keywords and these keywords are mostly related to information technologies and automation. The goal of revealing these findings extensively is to inspire future research based on the gaps and missing information in the existing literature. The unique importance of this study is to generate a knowledge base for the relationship between BIM and architecture studies based on the data including keywords, authors, journals, universities, citation rate, etc., adopting the bibliometric approach. This study provides valuable information to BIM studies in architecture research for researchers and practitioners. The current state of the research field, trend topics, and the key scholars and universities were identified.

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“…The development of methods used in the process of documenting and diagnosing cultural and historical heritage is important both for the conservation practices to be carried out and in terms of archaeology, art history and architectural history [4]. The methods used in the documentation of cultural heritage structures and the analysis of data are gradually developing, and the traditional methods used in the diagnosis of the current state of their historical structures and in the preparation of survey projects are replaced by digital and advanced technical documentation methods with the developing technology [5][6].…”

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Systematic analysis of the digital technologies used in the documentation of historical buildings

ÇAKICI,

KAÇDİ

2023

Cultural Heritage and Science

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Cultural heritage buildings are values that provide a connection from past to present. The first stage of ensuring that these values are preserved and transferred to future generations is the documentation and diagnosis studies. The digital acquisition of the documentation data of historical buildings by digitizing, the creation of 2D drawings and 3D models with numerical data, provides an accurate analysis of the current situation of cultural heritage buildings and allows the evaluation of damage status of the building in the process after the documentation works. Although current studies in the literature mostly focus on the use of a certain method, device or software, it has been determined that there is no study that examines digital documentation methods in detail and systematically addresses the current technologies, programs and tools used in this process. Based on this gap in the literature, in this study, firstly, the documentation of cultural heritage and its importance are mentioned, the components of documentation are explained, and the methods, tools, applications and software programs that could be used in the documentation, recording and data processing of cultural heritage structures were systematically brought together. By comparing the data obtained as a result of this research study, in which the qualitative research method was used, with the documentation methods, it points out that digital documentation of cultural heritage structures allows for a more precise assessment by increasing the accuracy of data collection and analysis studies. The study also highlights the importance of the use of digital technologies, which makes it easier to store, share and manage the data at hand.

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) Tools

Cited by 4 publications

References 44 publications

A Historical Building Information Modeling-Based Framework to Improve Collaboration and Data Security in Architectural Heritage Restoration Projects

A Historical Building Information Modeling-Based Framework to Improve Collaboration and Data Security in Architectural Heritage Restoration Projects

Analysis of Global Research Trends on BIM Studies in the Field of Architecture

Systematic analysis of the digital technologies used in the documentation of historical buildings

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