BIM for building refurbishment and maintenance: current status and research directions

Artan, Deniz; Ergen, Esin

doi:10.1108/ss-02-2015-0008

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“…Bleifuss et al (2009) successfully developed a CityGML extension (ADE) for CAFM (Computer Aided Facility Management) with a test scenario in city of Munich. A broader study in this area was performed by Ilter and Ergen (2015). They did a systematic literature review on the topic "Building information modelling (BIM) for Building Refurbishment and Maintenance" (Ilter and Ergen, 2015) with the conclusion that "studies related to BIM applications in maintenance and especially refurbishment are relatively recent.…”

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“…They did a systematic literature review on the topic "Building information modelling (BIM) for Building Refurbishment and Maintenance" (Ilter and Ergen, 2015) with the conclusion that "studies related to BIM applications in maintenance and especially refurbishment are relatively recent. However, the trend in published articles shows that the interest is continuously growing" (Ilter and Ergen, 2015). Furthermore, they identify the subtopics as being:…”

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Smart 3d Building Infrastructures: Linking Gis With Other Domains

Knoth

Mittlboeck

Vockner

2016

ISPRS Ann. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:While digitization as well as new technologies and paradigms such as the Internet of Things (IoT) help solving issues within smart factories, they simultaneously trigger new challenges. The creation of smart factories, whose components communicate in an intelligent manner, is located at the frontier of the virtual and the real world. To connect both worlds, spatio-temporal information can be used to structure and integrate data streams, models and other content such as documents in Enterprise Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs). One part of Enterprise SDIs is building information, to support and enhance contextualization of indoor environments and its corresponding information in form of sensor measurements and other digital resources. We identified five major requirements: (1) Three-dimensionality, (2) (Re-)use of available data, (3) Use of GIS-principles and standards, (4) Adaptivity, and (5) Completeness. Our novel approach "OLS3D" addresses these requirements through the use of SDI-principles and linkeddata strategies. A prototypical implementation was developed in order to show the potential of our approach.

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Smart 3d Building Infrastructures: Linking Gis With Other Domains

Knoth

Mittlboeck

Vockner

2016

ISPRS Ann. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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“…This specific subtopic of the implementation of new Digital Construction techniques (like geospatial GIS, 3D Laser Scan and BIM) was found as new research field partially analysed in some scientific works [1,15]. The best practice, knowledge, experience and "knowhow" [26,27] leads world to new approach of connecting traditional survey methods with design process and innovative technologies in construction industry [5,22,17].…”

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“…First step is to choose GIS positions and perform 3D laser scanning of existing building, civil engineering object/system or other asset and this is especially helpful without available as-built drawings or records, second step is to combine collected point cloud data and from primitives make identified 3D model [21], third step is to connect 3D model with all accessible information [4] and also interconnect GIS and BIM models [15], forth step is to make new BIM design and implementation of redeveloped asset.…”

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Application of MCDM and BIM for Evaluation of Asset Redevelopment Solutions

Pavlovskis¹,

Antuchevičienė²,

Migilinskas³

2016

SIC

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Abstract:The current paper analyses the application of Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) and Building Information Modelling (BIM) techniques for integrated information management when assessing redevelopment solutions of former industrial buildings with emphasis on sustainable development. The theoretical approach of complex decisionmaking model for asset redevelopment is proposed and practical case study of old equipment factory redevelopment is presented. Sixteen criteria combined in three groups as economic, environmental and technological indicators are analysed both with ranking of possible redevelopment alternatives of the building using Weighted Aggregated Sum Product Assessment method with grey attributes scores (WASPAS-G). The selection of the most rational redevelopment solution for analysed projects is also supported by BIM techniques and allows implementation of whole project life-cycle management strategy in real life.Keywords: information management, sustainable asset redevelopment, MCDM, WASPAS-G, BIM, building life cycle. 293useful for handling numerous information and for decision support [11,28,29]. Uncertainty of information and risk level are the largest in the beginning of construction project, while their influence decline to an acceptable level in the elaboration of the information in the course of the project, i.e. adjusting the data over the entire building lifecycle. Therefore, the most important is to manage and control the information at the beginning of a project and to select the most effective solution.Accordingly, the aim of the current research is to suggest application of MCDM and BIM techniques for integrated information management, when selecting and implementing the most effective sustainable asset redevelopment solution. Integrated decisionmaking model, emphasizing interconnections between the techniques, is presented in Chapter 2. Due to high level of uncertainty, using Weighted Aggregated Sum Product Assessment method with grey numbers is suggested. A case study of abandoned industrial building redevelopment, involving 3D modelling and multiple criteria evaluation, is presented in Chapter 3.The outcomes of the study revealed that the suggested information management and decision-making model is a reliable technique for project selection and management in uncertain environment. The objectives of the study were effectively attained by determining the priority order of the analysed asset redevelopment solutions and making it possible to implement the selected project using Digital Construction techniques. Methodology for Evaluation of Asset Redevelopment Solutions Asset management decision-making using MCDM and BIM techniquesThis specific subtopic of the implementation of new Digital Construction techniques (like geospatial GIS, 3D Laser Scan and BIM) was found as new research field partially analysed in some scientific works [1,15]. The best practice, knowledge, experience and "knowhow" [26,27] leads world to new approach of connecting traditional survey methods with ...

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Dynamic thermal simulation based on building information modeling: A review

Hosseini

Shirmohammadi

Kasaeian

et al. 2021

Intl J of Energy Research

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With the emergence of the fourth industrial revolution and extensive promotion of information communication tools, it is on the construction industry to reconsider the current linear design approach and adopt more integrated design approaches that encompass dynamic thermal simulation. Building information modeling (BIM), without a doubt, is a technology, which proposes an integrated practice for building design. Design team using BIM cooperatively work on each activity loop during the design procedure and present a three-dimensional (3D) design model with all data from various disciplines attached at the final stage. The inclusion of a data-rich 3D shape into the design procedure marks the dynamic thermal simulation as a simple, accessible, and, more importantly, decisive stage. This article aims to draw the role of BIM in facilitating the inclusion of dynamic thermal simulation in building design procedures. BIM in this article is introduced as an effective remedy for dealing with the linear nature of conventional building design that is the major impediment to the inclusion of dynamic thermal simulations in the design efforts. This article goes through the conventional method's deficiencies and challenges with the BIM-based method to portray each approach's advantages and disadvantages. Renowned BIM software, interoperable simulation tools, and their distinguishing characteristics are introduced in summary to give a better insight into the application of BIM for dynamic thermal simulation purposes. Additionally, a literature survey on applying the introduced tools is

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BIM for building refurbishment and maintenance: current status and research directions

Cited by 138 publications

References 42 publications

Smart 3d Building Infrastructures: Linking Gis With Other Domains

Smart 3d Building Infrastructures: Linking Gis With Other Domains

Application of MCDM and BIM for Evaluation of Asset Redevelopment Solutions

Dynamic thermal simulation based on building information modeling: A review

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