Characteristics of Models That Impact Transformation of Bims to Virtual Environments to Support Facility Management Operations

Zou, Zhengbo; Arruda, Luiz Eduardo Vieira de; Ergan, Semiha

doi:10.3846/jcem.2018.5689

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“…According to the abovementioned functions to be realized, make buttons corresponding to the functions, respectively. For the sound switch button, it is necessary to make an open button and a close button at the same position, monitor and replace each other, and execute the corresponding event [11]. e civil engineering works basically have the characteristics of large engineering volume and complex content, which is particularly noticeable in their construction plans.…”

Section: Structural Dynamic Analysis Methodsmentioning

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Panoramic Display and Planning Simulation of Civil Engineering Project Based on Virtual Reality Technology

2020

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In the traditional civil engineering industry, only abstract theoretical concepts are applied to express complex realistic contents, but this method of information transmission is sometimes very limited for engineering participants, because its expression is not comprehensive and specific and also makes the recipients have difficulty in understanding its information. The rise and development of virtual reality (VR) technology has become a good assistant to overcome this difficulty, providing an extremely effective means for displaying and simulating civil engineering project in real time. This paper introduced the methods and principles of VR platform system and structure dynamic analysis, conducted virtual scene design and three-dimensional modeling of civil engineering project, analyzed the synthetic debugging and simulation roaming of the virtual environment, proposed the engineering model of virtual construction process and planning structure calculation, discussed the realization method of virtual project management and visualization, and finally performed the simulation and its result analysis of panoramic display and planning of civil engineering project based on VR technology. The results show that the VR technology can simulate various environments and activities of civil engineering projects in advance, analyze the rationality of various schemes, and modify their different functional parameters, so it can achieve the simulation optimization of project planning, design, and construction.

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Section: Structural Dynamic Analysis Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Panoramic Display and Planning Simulation of Civil Engineering Project Based on Virtual Reality Technology

2020

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“…x x (Ayinla & Adamu, 2018) x x (Lavikka et al, 2018) x x (Zou et al, 2018) x x (Lazoroska & Palm, 2019) x (Lindblad & Gustavsson, 2020) x (Aleksandrova et al, 2019) x (Lammers et al, 2018) x (Hosseini et al, 2018) x (Chan, 2020) x x *(A=Architecture; C=Construction; P=Property Developer)…”

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Digitization of the property development industry: overview of current literature and research gaps

Klee

2021

ESP

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The construction industry has a high status in Germany. Property developers historically come from the construction industry. In terms of digital maturity, however, they lag well behind the general construction industry. In this paper, the author analyzes the current literature on digital transformation and digital maturity, focusing on the construction industry and property developers. The method he chose was a structured literature review. The aim is to identify the current state of research, particularly on the topic of 1) digitization of the construction industry and 2) digitization within the property development sector. The question arises as to why the topic of digitization is so underrepresented among property developers. Even without considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, recent years have seen no acceleration in the use of digitalization among builders than other industries. The literature review shows that developers need to change their business strategies to reposition their business and respond to environmental changes. The current good economic situation overshadows any further digitization pressure caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, but to achieve competitive advantages in the long term, digitization of the value chain is necessary. In this context, gaps in current research will also be identified, which will be the starting point for future research.

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“…Other efforts include the application of seamless data integrations and improved collaboration as well as visualisation in smart cities frameworks [144,145], natural language processing [146], big data [67], graph theory [147], digital innovations and mixed reality techniques [72,[148][149][150][151][152]. This review shows that there is a lack of standardised processes and procedures for seamless information exchange between BIM and O&M systems.…”

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A Systematic Review of the Extent to Which BIM Is Integrated into Operation and Maintenance

Abideen¹,

Yunusa‐Kaltungo²,

Manu³

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Sustainability

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Although a considerable amount of research has addressed the use of building information modelling (BIM) in facilities management (FM) within the past years, there is limited systematic review on investigating the potentials of BIM within the operation and maintenance (O&M) life cycle phase. Yet, this phase could account for approximately 60% of the total life cycle costs of assets. The purpose of this paper is to conduct a systematic literature review on the application of BIM in the O&M phase to identify current research trends, research gaps and future directions. This study achieves the aforementioned purpose by adopting the preferred reporting items for systematic review and meta-analysis protocols (PRISMA-P). It employs qualitative and quantitative techniques to analyse the articles from a combination of three multi-disciplinary research databases, namely—Scopus, Web of Science and Engineering Village, which also comprises Compendex, InSpec, GeoRef and GeoBase sub-databases. After an in-depth review of 196 selected journal articles, this study systemically presents: (1) bibliometric analyses of the literature in BIM and O&M; (2) research patterns and trends; (3) drivers and barriers to BIM–O&M integration; and (4) research gaps mapped into a standard project management lifecycle to guide future research directions. The content analysis reveals that BIM has mainly been integrated under seven functions: information management (IM), advanced technology (AT), maintenance and asset management (MAM), indoor management (IM), performance assessment (PA), visualisation (V), and lean management (LM). Findings of the study reveal that the UK, USA and China are the top ranked countries with regards to research outputs on BIM–O&M integrations. The majority of BIM integrations within O&M falls under the information management function, whereas the least research output was recorded under lean management. In addition, the majority of studies focused on institutional and infrastructure facility types, but residential, industrial and commercial buildings were underrepresented, despite their disproportionate physical dominance within most societies. Findings also show that potential drivers and barriers for BIM integrations within O&M can be classified into three main categories—technical, organisational, and legal/contractual. It is then concluded that the application of BIM within O&M is still emerging, which further emphasises the need for more studies that address value realization in the context of BIM in O&M, with particular focus on the specific O&M principles for different building types.

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Characteristics of Models That Impact Transformation of Bims to Virtual Environments to Support Facility Management Operations

Cited by 12 publications

References 36 publications

Panoramic Display and Planning Simulation of Civil Engineering Project Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Panoramic Display and Planning Simulation of Civil Engineering Project Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Digitization of the property development industry: overview of current literature and research gaps

A Systematic Review of the Extent to Which BIM Is Integrated into Operation and Maintenance

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