BIM Interoperability Analyses in Structure Design

Sampaio, Alcı́nia Zita; Gomes, Augusto

doi:10.3390/civileng2010010

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“…The manager uses the Google Drive platform to store the files and to aggregate the team of experts. The platform allows for supporting the type of access permitted by each discipline responsible [35]. To obtain optimal schedules, engineers often need to develop separate optimization models with special tools, which, however, demands further processing and editing of optimization results into forms expected for project management.…”

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BIM Manager Role in the Integration and Coordination of Construction Projects

Sampaio,

Azevedo,

Gomes

2023

Buildings

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Building information modelling (BIM) methodology has been implemented in the construction industry, reaching all sectors: multidisciplinary design development; construction planning and monitoring; and building management and maintenance. A complete BIM project aggregates several disciplines and different professionals skillsets. In order to achieve a suitable control, contributing to improve the quality of the project, a BIM manager is required. The BIM manager has the responsibility to coordinate all tasks involved in a building design, as well as the associated activities usually that are normally worked-out, complementing the project. During the development of a project, a BIM manager can access various discipline models, located in a delayering shared platform, and request responsibilities and amendments if inconsistencies are detected. The relevance of the BIM manager function is illustrated with three building cases where distinct specific projects, disciplines, and tasks were elaborated: collaboration between disciplines (architecture, structures, and construction); structural analyses and reinforcement details; quantity take-off of materials and cost estimation; construction scheduling and simulation. Although there are limitations in the software interoperability capacity, within the elaboration of a multiple stage project, BIM implementation in the construction industry has been carried out. The present study shows that the BIM manager role in projects aggregates several disciplines and experts, bringing an important improvement in the quality of the final product. A suitable BIM implementation in the construction industry needs to be supported by the most current advanced technology and in adequate BIM manager coordination.

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BIM Manager Role in the Integration and Coordination of Construction Projects

Sampaio,

Azevedo,

Gomes

2023

Buildings

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“…It is hoped that the holding of this community service activity will provide benefits, especially for business actors in building construction services (small-medium) in the Banyumas district so that they can always be productive and competitive with an increase in competence regarding BIM. The level of interoperability of BIM-based modeling and structural analysis systems, it is very possible to be applied to the planning and construction implementation process, and to obtain more detailed information about building components (detaillng) [14], [15]. BIM-based modeling is expected to help reduce deficiencies in obtaining more detailed information from a structure.…”

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Building Information Modeling (BIM) Basic Competency Training to improve Building Construction Service Design Products in Banyumas Regency

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Background: Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a technology in the field of Architecture, Engineering and Construction that is capable of simulating all information in a development project into a three-dimensional (3D) model. One of the government's efforts in dealing with the Industrial Revolution 4.0 is implementing the use of BIM, and construction technology innovations in each project cycle. By applying the BIM method, both managers, consultants and contractors are able to save processing time, costs incurred and the required workforce. The application of BIM technology can minimize the impact of work delays, increased costs, and construction failures. Contribution: The results of the analysis of the needs of partners show that not all construction service businesses, especially in Banyumas, know and implement BIM. This community service activity is intended to provide basic training to construction service businesses regarding the operation of BIM using Tekla Structures. Method: The method used is a partner needs analysis survey, lectures, demonstrations, discussions, and mentoring. Results: The results of this dedication show that as many as 81% of participants understand the BIM concept after participating in this activity. Conclusion: The holding of this training will provide an overview, improve skills for construction services in Banyumas. Furthermore, it can be applied to the construction process (planning, implementation and maintenance), so that it will produce competitive construction service design products

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“…Given the multifaceted participation of the many professionals from distinctly different professional areas, a greater degree of integration, cooperation, and coordination is needed. In recent years, the construction industry has been adopting the BIM methodology in order to increase productivity, obtain more efficient constructions, and ensure satisfactory thermal and economic performance throughout the building's lifecycle [7]. The BIM model created during the development of a project contains the information necessary to automate the creation of distinct types of analyses (structural, economic or sustainability), project technical drawings, and tables for calculating the necessary quantities of materials, supporting cost estimations.…”

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The University of Lisbon’s Short Professional Course in BIM: Practice, Construction, Structures and Historic Buildings

Sampaio

2022

Architecture

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The implementation of building information modeling (BIM) methodology in the construction industry has wide applicability with recognized benefits when designing, constructing, and operating buildings. To stay competitive in business, companies are urged to recruit professionals that offer brand-new knowledge and skillsets. To meet this demand, BIM training regarding the concept, range of applications, and tools available is required within the construction profession. A recent short course organized by the University of Lisbon, Portugal, actualized with the most relevant achievements in Master’s degree research, was offered to professionals in the industry, namely, architects and civil engineers coming from diverse engineering areas such as the environment, construction, maintenance, contracting and surveyors, and from patrimonial enterprises and public organizations, as well as city councils. The proposed action covers the areas of construction (conflict analysis, planning, and material quantity), structures (interoperability, analyses, and the transfer of information between software types), and the most recent heritage building information modeling (HBIM) perspectives. The methodology used was based on the presentation of case studies related to situations of conflict between disciplines, interoperability problems, and the structural rehabilitation of old buildings. The difficulties found in the course are mainly due to the heterogeneity of the participating population, who have different interests and specific perspectives. The participants followed the course with great interest and satisfaction, formulating several questions directed at the particular field of expertise of each professional. In general, the participants indicated a positive score, and changes in response to negative feedback will be adopted in future courses. The course aims to contribute to the dissemination of the potential of BIM in the design, construction, and refurbishment of historical buildings.

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BIM Interoperability Analyses in Structure Design

Cited by 17 publications

References 13 publications

BIM Manager Role in the Integration and Coordination of Construction Projects

BIM Manager Role in the Integration and Coordination of Construction Projects

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Basic Competency Training to improve Building Construction Service Design Products in Banyumas Regency

The University of Lisbon’s Short Professional Course in BIM: Practice, Construction, Structures and Historic Buildings

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