BIM-based Virtual Reality and Human Behavior Simulation For Safety Design

Park, Hyejin; Panya, David Stephen; Goo, Hyungmo; Kim, Teahoon; Seo, Ji Hyo

doi:10.52842/conf.ecaade.2018.2.823

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“…VR is a comprehensive environment that couples various technologies, such as advanced computer technology, sensing and measuring technology, simulation technology, and microelectronics technology, which form a realistic virtual world with a three-dimensional feel (Shengyi & Jia, 2016). VR adds immersion and interaction to threedimensional computer-generated models by enabling designers to experiment their design with advanced ideas compared to conventional 3D modeling tools that only visualize models in an immersive first-person (Park, et al, 2018). The characteristics of VR technology are immersive, interactive, and imaginative.…”

Section: Virtual Reality and Its Integration With Bimmentioning

confidence: 99%

A cloud-based integration of Building Information Modeling and Virtual Reality through game engine to facilitate the design of Age-in-Place homes at the conceptual stage

Rostamiasl,

Jrade

2024

ITcon

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While the Canadian population ages, designers are encountering new challenges that significantly affect the design of new houses. This demographic shift will impose major changes in the demand for housing toward more adaptable and specialized homes that require designers to develop new strategic design solutions. Presently, the main challenge to designers when creating age-in-place houses is lacking the knowledge about the requirements of that type of homes. Therefore, this study describes the development of a Semi-automated computer model that offers designers and users a unique opportunity to do real-time simulation in an interactive environment while enhancing the communication and interaction between owners and designers to meet inhabitants' needs by reducing future modifications and alterations of houses to age in them. The said model is a cloud-based integration between BIM, Universal Design (UD), Age-in-Place (AIP) design requirements, and Virtual Reality (VR) that allows owners to be engaged in the design process at the early stage to achieve efficient outcomes.

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Section: Virtual Reality and Its Integration With Bimmentioning

confidence: 99%

A cloud-based integration of Building Information Modeling and Virtual Reality through game engine to facilitate the design of Age-in-Place homes at the conceptual stage

Rostamiasl,

Jrade

2024

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“…Previous studies have demonstrated that utilization of these tools for emergency evaluation has facilitated the implementation of optimized building layouts and improved the overall safety of the building occupants. Park et al (2018) explored the use of BIM and VR tools along with human behavior simulation during emergency evacuations. The study focused on visually analyzing the interior of the building, hence, providing new insights which could not have been known before for occupants' safety during emergency fire evacuation.…”

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“…However, integrating these variables into BIM-based simulations would provide more accurate results. With the advancement in technology and availability of smart devices and the IoT, more data can be collected and integrated with the simulation programs to obtain more realistic results (Abadi et al , 2021; Park et al , 2018).…”

Section: Future Research Directions For the Utilization Of Building I...mentioning

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BIM-based simulation tools for occupant evacuation: a scoping review

Akbar,

Hassanain

2023

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Purpose This paper aims to present a systematic review of the published literature on building information model (BIM)-based simulation tools used for occupant evacuation over the past 23 years. Design/methodology/approach A literature review was conducted on BIM-based simulation tools used for occupant evacuation over the past 23 years. The search identified a total of 37 relevant papers, which were reviewed. The paper describes the use of BIM-based simulation tools over the years and identifies the research gaps. Findings BIM-based simulation tools have undergone progressive development, with constant improvements through the integration of advanced tools and collection of more data. These tools can assist in identifying faults in the building design. The outcomes of the simulation were not entirely accurate, as real-life scenarios vary depending on the various building types and the behavior of their occupants. Research limitations/implications This study contributes to the literature through reviewing the capabilities of BIM-based simulation tools and the different simulation methods along with their limitations. Practical implications Fire safety engineers and architects can comprehend the utilization of BIM-based simulation tools to enhance the fire evacuation in light of their shortcomings and flaws. Originality/value BIM-based simulation tools are becoming more advanced and widely used. There has not been a comprehensive evaluation of the capabilities of the integration of BIM tools and simulation modeling for occupant evacuation. This study guides researchers on the capabilities and efficiencies of integrated solutions for occupant evacuations and their inherent shortcomings. The study identifies future research areas in BIM-based tools for occupant evacuation.

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“…VR technology has been adopted to the construction industry for more than two decades (Thabet et al, 2002). The main reason for its high adoption rate in various businesses, including construction, is that VR enables designers to better comprehend the workflow, facilitates development, and increases operator safety (Park et al, 2018;Ray & Teizer, 2012).…”

Section: Virtual Reality and Its Adoption In The Design Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

"Determination of Cognitive Criteria to Enhance Visualisation During Design Review Session"

2023

Proceedings of the International Conferences on E-Society 2023 and Mobile Learning 2023

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In the construction industry, it is a common practice to conduct a design review to uncover potential problems by comparing the designer's plan to the client's specifications before the construction begins. The design review involves cognitive process where conversation and debate help to cultivate effective decision-making. It also includes thinking and processing information to empower human communication. The designer's mental processes are crucial as they determine how designers address challenges and construct appropriate decisions. Hence, this study aims to investigate the cognitive criteria that can improve visualisation in the design review practice. This research conducted video interviews with a group of experts in the construction industry to elicit their feedback regarding the topic of virtual collaboration for quality assurance during the design review phase. The authors analysed the collected data using thematic analysis to develop cognitive criteria that improve decision-making during design review. The results uncover the possibilities of more future studies in this area. In conclusion, cognitive criteria with the aid of Virtual Reality (VR) have emerged as a potential solution for enhancing visualisation during the design review process.

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BIM-based Virtual Reality and Human Behavior Simulation For Safety Design

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A cloud-based integration of Building Information Modeling and Virtual Reality through game engine to facilitate the design of Age-in-Place homes at the conceptual stage

A cloud-based integration of Building Information Modeling and Virtual Reality through game engine to facilitate the design of Age-in-Place homes at the conceptual stage

BIM-based simulation tools for occupant evacuation: a scoping review

"Determination of Cognitive Criteria to Enhance Visualisation During Design Review Session"

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