Development of 5D CAD System for Visualizing Risk Degree and Progress Schedule for Construction Project

Kang, Leen-Seok; HyounSeok, Moon; Kim, Hyeon-Seung; Choi, Gwang-Yeol; Kim, Chang-Hak

doi:10.1061/41182(416)85

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“…The proposed framework was implemented for the prevention of falling-from-heights accidents. Kang et al [11] linked a 4D model with risk data to visualize the risks in each activity. Their system considers construction cost, duration and safety as risk factors.…”

Section: D Safety Planning Systemsmentioning

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Planning safe distances between workers on construction sites

Dagan

Isaac

2015

Automation in Construction

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Section: D Safety Planning Systemsmentioning

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Planning safe distances between workers on construction sites

Dagan

Isaac

2015

Automation in Construction

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“…The growing implementation of BIM in the AEC industry is changing the way that safety planning is approached. Kang et al [23] proposed building a 5D CAD-based risk visualization system for visualizing the degree of construction risk. Furthermore, Zhang et al [17] designed an automated rule-based checking system for safety planning and simulation by applying algorithms to BIM.…”

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Integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) with Stick-Built Construction to Implement Digital Construction: A Canadian General Contractor’s Perspective

Abdelkéfi¹,

Cheng

Lei

2022

Buildings

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Building information modeling (BIM) and virtual design and construction (VDC) are useful management processes and methodologies to enhance project communication and coordination. Over the past few decades, researchers and practitioners have made efforts to promote the adoption of BIM and VDC in the construction industry. However, currently, the promotion and adoption of BIM and VDC are relatively slow in North America. This paper focuses on developing an approach to drive the adoption of the technologies through cooperation among project stakeholders and proposing a method of collaboration through a case study. In this paper, the authors surveyed and interviewed a major Canadian general contractor on its implementation of BIM and VDC in construction projects. The was to benchmark the status of BIM and VDC applications in the Atlantic region of Canada from a general contractor’s perspective. Both surveys and interviews were conducted with various project participants throughout the organization. Based on the results, a “Digital Construction Framework for the Future” is proposed to increase the adoption of BIM and VDC. This research can provide a general understanding of BIM and VDC adoption in this particular general contractor and areas of improvement in transitioning to a more digital working construction environment.

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