CPAS: A Copyright-Protected Autonomous Sharing Scheme by Blockchain and Smart Contract for BIM Data

Guo, Ping; Xiong, Ruoting; Yu, Gang; Gong, Peisong; Xiong, Feng; Ren, Wei

doi:10.1109/icccbda55098.2022.9778918

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“…From a general perspective, the paradigm of integrating blockchain and BIM is applied to improve the information model and document management and assign access to information retrieval by the project participants and external observers through smart contracts (Guo et al , 2022; Wang et al , 2022b). In this manner, governance processes become streamlined (Dounas et al , 2021); moreover, numerous intermediaries can be removed as greater control and transparency are provided to the client (Darabseh and Martins, 2020).…”

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“…The blockchain features of fraud prevention, authentication and increased trust in transaction data have been proposed for improving transparency issues and the accountability of information exchange in BIM (Ye et al, 2022). For example, during the design phase, blockchain enables the recording of modification history as a means of determining how ownership and Building information modelling responsibility for the model are divided and assigning the access rights of participants (Guo et al, 2022). When models are updated, the models of participants can also be automatically updated in real-time, which creates an environment of trust and facilitates effective collaborative design (Wang et al, 2022b).…”

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Integrating blockchain with building information modelling (BIM): a systematic review based on a sociotechnical system perspective

Yu,

Zhong,

Bolpagni

2023

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyse the current state of research on the integration of blockchain and building information modelling (BIM) in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations (AECO) industry as a means of identifying gaps between the existing paradigm and practical applications for determining future research directions and improving the industry. The study aims to provide clear guidance on areas that need attention for further research and funding and to draw academic attention to factors beyond the technical dimension. Design/methodology/approach A mixed-method systematic review is used, considering multiple literature types and using a sociotechnical perspective-based framework that covers three dimensions (technic, process and context) and three research elements (why, what and how). Data are retrieved and analysed from the Web of Science and Scopus databases for the 2017–2023 period. Findings While blockchain has the potential to address security, traceability and transparency and complement the system by integrating supporting applications, significant gaps still exist between these potentials and widespread industry adoption. Current limitations and further research needs are identified, including designing fully integrated prototypes, empirical research to identify operational processes, testing and analysing operational-level models or applications and developing and applying a technology acceptance model for the integration paradigm. Previous research lacks contextual settings, real-world tests or empirical investigations and is primarily conceptual. Originality/value This paper provides a comprehensive, critical systematic review of the integration of blockchain with BIM in the construction industry, using a sociotechnical perspective-based framework which can be applied in future reviews. The study provides insight into the current state and future opportunities for policymakers and practitioners in the AECO industry to prepare for the transition in this disruptive paradigm. It also provides a phased plan along with a clear direction for the transition to more advanced applications.

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Section: Current State Of Research On the Integration Of Blockchain A...mentioning

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Integrating blockchain with building information modelling (BIM): a systematic review based on a sociotechnical system perspective

Yu,

Zhong,

Bolpagni

2023

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CPAS: A Copyright-Protected Autonomous Sharing Scheme by Blockchain and Smart Contract for BIM Data

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Integrating blockchain with building information modelling (BIM): a systematic review based on a sociotechnical system perspective

Integrating blockchain with building information modelling (BIM): a systematic review based on a sociotechnical system perspective

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