BIM pilot project Granitztal tunnel chain – Development of data structures for tunnel structure and track superstructure

Exinger, Christoph; Mulitzer, Günther; Felsner, Rudolf; Lemmerer, Johann; Matt, Robert; Griesser, Ewald

doi:10.1002/geot.201800022

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“…By seeing visualisations, they can more easily produce complicated reinforcement or joint details. There are many examples in the literature of large projects implemented using BIM technology [47,48]. The analyses presented in [49] indicate that it is recommended to introduce BIM education at universities to improve the learning of construction management.…”

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The Diagnostics of the Condition and Management of Large-Panel Buildings Using Point Clouds and Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Wardach,

Pawłowicz,

Kosior-Kazberuk

et al. 2023

Buildings

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Technological developments involving the implementation of modern measuring equipment and the digitalisation of civil engineering can contribute to extending the service life of buildings. Large-panel buildings constitute a large housing stock throughout Europe. This paper presents the possibility of using laser scanning to identify typical assembly defects in large-panel buildings. Based on point cloud data, numerical models were created to assess the impact of improper assembly on the elements’ performance. It was indicated that using scanning to identify and monitor the displacement of structural elements does not relieve experts of the need to perform other tests. Analyses related to the possibility of using Building Information Modeling technology to manage large-panel buildings were also conducted. A parametric model was made, from which a number of possibilities of its use at every stage of the building’s life were presented in an example. It was highlighted that parametric models of large-panel buildings, due to their repeatable geometry, can be copied for use in managing entire neighbourhoods. Limitations associated with implementing BIM technology in practice were also formulated. The analyses and research performed confirm the validity of implementing modern research methods in engineering practice and digitising the documentation of large-panel buildings.

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Section: Bimmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Diagnostics of the Condition and Management of Large-Panel Buildings Using Point Clouds and Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Wardach,

Pawłowicz,

Kosior-Kazberuk

et al. 2023

Buildings

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Digitale Baugrundmodelle im Tunnelbau – Status, Chancen und Risiken

Weil

2020

Geomechanics and Tunnelling

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Digital data acquisition and processing in geology and geotechnics are essential in all phases of a tunnelling project. This article describes typical work flows of engineering geology and the digital tools used, and discusses the requirements, chances and risks associated with the integration of ground models into BIM projects. The handling of factual data is depicted, but the main topic is the development and application of interpreted geological models for tunnelling. Aspects like the transferred information and its localisation, uncertainty of a prediction and requirements for formats, data structures and software environment are discussed. Efficient exchange and long‐term usability of information demands clear definitions for the specialist models and use cases to be covered.

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Current developments of digital ground modelling in tunnelling

Exenberger

Massimo‐Kaiser

Flora

2022

Geomechanics and Tunnelling

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This article analyses and discusses the current state of the art in the development of digital ground models in tunnelling. Following a review and discussion of the literature research combined with interview responses, a deficit analysis was performed. It shows why current projects mainly work with models and software that function as isolated solutions. A lack of software developments and limited collaborative work mean that the effects of current findings cannot immediately be implemented in models. Accordingly, the enormous potential of full coaction can only be imagined. A further problem is the lack of loss‐free data exchange across varying project phases and participants. Science is already moving in the right direction with the goal of harmonising the basic systematics. Finally, requirements for a digital ground model are formulated, and in combination with collaborative working and improved communication, these result in a large number of advanced possible applications.

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BIM pilot project Granitztal tunnel chain – Development of data structures for tunnel structure and track superstructure

Cited by 6 publications

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The Diagnostics of the Condition and Management of Large-Panel Buildings Using Point Clouds and Building Information Modelling (BIM)

The Diagnostics of the Condition and Management of Large-Panel Buildings Using Point Clouds and Building Information Modelling (BIM)

Digitale Baugrundmodelle im Tunnelbau – Status, Chancen und Risiken

Current developments of digital ground modelling in tunnelling

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