Acquisition and Consecutive Registration of Photogrammetric Point Clouds for Construction Progress Monitoring Using a 4D BIM

Tuttas, Sebastian; Braun, Alexander; Borrmann, André; Stilla, Uwe

doi:10.1007/s41064-016-0002-z

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“…Construction projects are characterized by the great dynamism, complexity, and diversity of activities and processes (Tuttas et al 2017). This means that the execution of work packages as planned requires monitoring and control of their operations and progress.…”

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“…Among these visual data technologies, recent studies highlight the great potential of: (a) 4D Building Information Modeling (BIM) for visual simulation of the as-planned construction progress, (b) construction site 3D mapping by digital photogrammetry, often as point cloud model, for visual representation of the as-built construction progress, and (c) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) with an attached camera, as an effective tool to capture site images, since it can provide fast imagery, from different positioning, and with accurate control of the visual records' parameters (Han and Golparvar-Fard 2017;Lin and Golparvar-Fard 2017;Tuttas et al 2017;Han et al 2018).…”

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“…Despite the development of studies that address the use of visual data technologies for progress monitoring (Braun et al 2015;Han and Golparvar-Fard, 2015;Tuttas et al 2017;Han and Golparvar-Fard 2017;Son et al 2017), most of them focus on the improvement of the technology itself, in terms of the development of automated computer systems with digital automation of data processes and integration of the visual tools' features.…”

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Construction Progress Monitoring Using Unmanned Aerial System and 4D BIM

Álvares¹,

Costa²

2019

Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction

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Construction progress monitoring may help for an efficient management process as planned. Studies have proposed the use of visual data technologies; however, little has yet been done for the development and implementation of methods for integrating such technologies into construction management routine. This study aims to implement and evaluate the proposed method for systematic visual progress monitoring integrating into the production planning and control process, supported by 4D BIM, photogrammetric 3D mapping using Unmanned Arial System imagery, and performance indicators. The proposed method was implemented for 20 weeks in a case study on a construction project. The data collection included construction site 3D mapping generation, visual comparison of 4D BIM and 3D mapping status, measurement of performance indicators, and structured interviews. The evaluation focused on the following research constructs: compliance with the planned goals, impact on the construction progress deviations, transparency, and collaboration. The main findings indicate an improved integration of progress analysis and decision-making, improvement of progress deviations' identification, and allowed for better compliance with planned goals and increased transparency and collaboration. The main contribution of this work is a better understanding of the impact and added value of the new information flow provided by using the proposed method.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Construction Progress Monitoring Using Unmanned Aerial System and 4D BIM

Álvares¹,

Costa²

2019

Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction

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“…combined photometry and laser-based scanning for cultural heritage visualization, and combined laser scanning and sensor data for emergency preparedness visualization. The use of point-cloud data alongside BIM has previously been treated as a separate process and mostly used for construction-related deviation analysis [19,20]. A key feature of visual analysis focusing on spatial deviation is being able to examine point-cloud data sets of interior building features and compare them with existing BIM geometry data and associated semantics.…”

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Comparative visualization of BIM geometry and corresponding point clouds

Stojanovic¹,

Richter²,

Döllner³

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Int. J. SDP

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We present a set of techniques for the combined and comparative visualization of 3D model geometry extracted from Building Information Models (BIM) and corresponding point clouds. It addresses the steady need to validate, update and combine BIM, in particular based on in-situ captured point clouds, throughout the whole lifecycle of buildings and facilities. To assess the present as-built interior and exterior in comparison to the as-designed or as-documented building representations, our techniques allow for deviation analysis and visualization, which serve as an effective method for enhancing stakeholder engagement. For example, Facility Management (FM) stakeholders can use deviation analysis and visualization to identify, inspect and monitor any spatial alterations both for interior and exterior building parts. Visualized instantaneous deviations can inform stakeholders of further need for investigation; they may not even have architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) expertise or access to BIM software. We describe a prototypical implementation that demonstrates the application of comparative deviation analysis and visualization. Finally, we discuss how the visualization output can provide a tool for a variety of stakeholders to improve applications and workflows for FM.

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“…Die Forschung untersucht dabei insbesondere die mobile Anwendung von BIM‐basierten Augmented‐Reality‐(AR‐)Systemen auf der Baustelle . Weitere Arbeiten beziehen sich auf das Termincontrolling auf Basis gleichartiger Methoden, wobei hier Techniken entwickelt werden, den Fortschritt von Bauvorhaben im Hochbau zu überwachen . Internationale Ansätze verfolgen das proaktive Mängelmanagement durch Materialerkennung und in Ansätzen die Überwachung von Stahlbetonbauteilen unter Zuhilfenahme der Bilderkennung in Kombination mit BIM‐basierten AR‐Systemen .…”

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Digital gestützte Bewehrungsabnahme als Beitrag zur Qualitätssicherung auf Baustellen

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Die Verknüpfung von Methoden des maschinellen Sehens mit digitalen Bauwerksmodellen kann einen deutlichen Beitrag zur Bauwerksqualität liefern, indem entscheidende Schritte im Qualitätssicherungsprozess teilautomatisiert werden können. Hierfür wird ein algorithmusbasierter virtueller Soll‐Ist‐Vergleich zwischen geforderter Bauwerksqualität und gebauter Realität unter Berücksichtigung zulässiger baulicher Toleranzen und technischer Regelungen entwickelt und am Beispiel der fotogrammetrischen Bewehrungsabnahme als Optimierungsansatz für die Qualitätssicherung auf Baustellen aufgesetzt. Kern des Ansatzes ist die (teil‐)automatische Verifikation der Objekte des digitalen Bauwerksmodells mittels Methoden des maschinellen Sehens (Computer Vision). Das gesamte Verfahren soll rein optisch ohne Marker und Referenzen erfolgen. Eine Herausforderung hierbei ist die Berücksichtigung der mehrstufigen Ausführungstoleranzen im Bauwesen. Mit der Umsetzung des vorgestellten Ansatzes kann die örtliche Bauüberwachung durch den intelligenten und transparenten Einsatz von Bauwerksinformationsmodellen und digitalen Informations‐ und Kommunikationstechnologien optimiert und damit eine signifikante Qualitätssteigerung sowohl bei der Bauwerkserstellung als auch bei der Dokumentation erzielt werden.

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Acquisition and Consecutive Registration of Photogrammetric Point Clouds for Construction Progress Monitoring Using a 4D BIM

Cited by 57 publications

References 31 publications

Construction Progress Monitoring Using Unmanned Aerial System and 4D BIM

Construction Progress Monitoring Using Unmanned Aerial System and 4D BIM

Comparative visualization of BIM geometry and corresponding point clouds

Digital gestützte Bewehrungsabnahme als Beitrag zur Qualitätssicherung auf Baustellen

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