Implementation of a BIM-FM Platform at an International Airport Project: Case Study

Kula, Behlul; Ergen, Esin

doi:10.1061/(asce)co.1943-7862.0002025

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“…Lastly, further quantitative analyses were conducted: (1) statistical comparison analysis, (2) risk-profile analysis, and (3) outlier analysis. categorization of elements under a combination of facets [22]. All the aforementioned classification systems are used internationally, but most of them are specifically designed for the construction industry, not for facilities management.…”

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“…), group elements (systems), and individual elements (subsystems). However, due to limited sub-elements in this system, different organizations can highly customize it by adding elements according to their requirements [22]. MasterFormat ® , a product of 'Construction Specifications Institute' (CSI) and 'Construction Specifications Canada' (CSC), is solely based on mounted elements and has a hierarchical structure with four levels: divisions, sections, elements, and sub-elements [24].…”

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“…It was observed that the classification structure of four out of six systems were hierarchical and two were faceted or combinatory. A faceted structure is defined as the categorization of elements under a combination of facets [22]. All the aforementioned classification systems are used internationally, but most of them are specifically designed for the construction industry, not for facilities management.…”

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Data-Driven Analysis for Facility Management in Higher Education Institution

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Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) and Unplanned Maintenance (UPM) are the most common types of facility maintenance. This paper analyzes current trends and status of Facility Management (FM) practice at higher education institutions by proposing a systematic data-driven methodology using Natural Language Process (NLP) approaches, statistical analysis, risk-profile analysis, and outlier analysis. This study utilizes a descriptive database entitled “Facility Management Unified Classification Database (FMUCD)” to conduct the systematic data-driven analyses. The 5-year data from 2015 to 2019 was collected from eight universities in North America. A preprocessing step included but was not limited to identifying common data attributes, cleaning noisy data, and removing unnecessary data. The outcomes of this study can facilitate the decision-making process by providing an understanding of various aspects of educational facility management trends and risks. The methodology developed gives decision makers of higher education institutions, including facility managers and institution administrators, effective strategies to establish long-term budgetary goals, which will lead to the enhancement of the asset value of the institutions.

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“…Furthermore, standards and standard protocols are needed that regulate the BIM implementation mechanism. These standards are needed starting from requiring them in planning documents, coordination procedures, and BIM output models that must be presented at every project scale (Kula & Ergen, 2021).…”

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Implementation of Building Information Modelling for Road Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Project: Liquefaction Disaster of Palu Area

Rifai

Thalib²,

Isradi³

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Purpose: Utilization of Building Information Modeling (BIM) is believed to improve planning accuracy, mitigate construction risks, and better plan the entire life cycle of infrastructure asset projects. The application of BIM technology in post-disaster management can combine GIS technology (Geographic Information System) with BIM technology itself, or commonly referred to as geospatial BIM. The purpose of this paper is to apply BIM technology, explain the stages of road planning and modeling with BIM, and identify the advantages of using BIM compared to conventional methods. The road planning location is the location of the Jono Oge liquefaction disaster, Palu, Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach: Data collection, data processing with Agisoft Metashape, DEM data input, and orthophoto image data processed by Agisoft Metashape to Autodesk® InfraWorks®, road planning with Autodesk® InfraWorks®, road planning model output and field data presentation. 3D models, IMX format files, FGDB format files, and animation videos. Findings: The application of BIM technology in planning and modeling road projects at liquefaction locations can be made using Agisoft Metashape software to process aerial photo data taken using drones and using Autodesk® InfraWorks® software for planning and modeling of the road. Research limitations/implications: Modeling Road design in the application of BIM and the use of Autodesk® InfraWorks® applications on the project. We are not modeling the pavement, just visualizing the geometry of the road. Practical implications: BIM implementation can drive time, effort, and realistic 3D visualization. Originality/value: Original paper Paper type: A case study

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“…No âmbito do Gerenciamento de facilities, é possível perceber que o uso do BIM para gerenciamento de facilities é um campo que tem recebido atenção nos últimos. Porém, ainda demanda desenvolvimento no sentido do estabelecimento de abordagens para integração que sejam válidas para aplicações reais, tanto do ponto de vista técnico como financeiro, e que estejam associadas às tecnologias emergentes mencionadas anteriormente neste artigo [35]. Além disso, carece de maiores aprofundamentos na garantia da troca de informações entre os sistemas de gerenciamento de facilities e o BIM.…”

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O BIM para gerenciamento, operação e manutenção de facilities: revisão cientométrica e sistemática

Morais¹,

Filho²,

Palha³

2022

Xix Encontro Nacional De Tecnologia Do Ambiente Construído

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Esta pesquisa objetiva delinear as fronteiras do conhecimento, identificar lacunas e direções para o desenvolvimento de trabalhos futuros no que diz respeito aos usos do BIM para fins de gerenciamento, operação e manutenção de facilities. Foi empregado um método misto de revisão que associou a análise cientométrica e a revisão sistemática da literatura. Como resultado, foi possível identificar que o campo “BIM para gerenciamento, operação e manutenção de facilities” está em crescimento. Além disso, as finalidades de aplicação do BIM para gerenciamento, operação e manutenção têm sido ampliadas e o uso de tecnologias emergentes, como a internet das coisas, os sensores e os sistema de informação geográfica, por exemplo; tem se mostrado promissor neste campo.

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Implementation of a BIM-FM Platform at an International Airport Project: Case Study

Cited by 24 publications

References 56 publications

Data-Driven Analysis for Facility Management in Higher Education Institution

Data-Driven Analysis for Facility Management in Higher Education Institution

Implementation of Building Information Modelling for Road Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Project: Liquefaction Disaster of Palu Area

O BIM para gerenciamento, operação e manutenção de facilities: revisão cientométrica e sistemática

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