Implementation of Cloud BIM-based Platform Towards High-performance Building Services

Chien, Szu-Cheng; Chuang, Tzu-chun; Yu, Huei-Sheng; Han, Yi; Soong, Boon‐Hee; Tseng, K.J.

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2017.03.129

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“…However, those studies conducted previously considered cloud environment merely as data storage or a server and did not consider the use of it as a resource, which is one of the significant characteristics of the cloud. Moreover, previous studies focused on providing cases of BIM data usage and failed to present sufficient information on the role of the cloud as a platform, in terms of how data are processed, in order to utilize BIM data [15,16]. Recently, studies on managing resources, which take BMI data characteristics into consideration, are under way, but they are limited to specific construction projects, therefore, a further break down of resource allocation methods is necessary [17,18].…”

Section: Previous Studies On Bim-based Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

BIM Environment Based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Resource Optimization System for Small to Medium-Sized Architectural Design Firms

Lee

Shin²,

Kwon

et al. 2021

Applied Sciences

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The recent fourth industrial revolution and the era of post-COVID-19 have ushered in a series of technologies including a 5G network and online systems, such as cloud computing technology. In other industries, extensive studies on cloud platforms utilizing such technologies were conducted. Although the cloud environment has taken on greater importance in the construction sector as well, it was used only for servers, failing to fully reflect the characteristics of the cloud system. In particular, compared to large architectural design firms, it is challenging for small to medium-sized design firms to establish a virtual cloud computing environment, which requires high capital investment. Targeting small to medium-sized architectural design firms in Korea, this study was conducted to introduce the VDI system, one of the cloud computing technologies that was recently used in other industries, to the BIM environment for initial application, operation, and management. Specifically, after an analysis was carried out to see if the VDI system utilized in other industries may resolve the hindrance faced with the BIM environment in the construction industry, the KBimVdi system was created based on an algorithm for estimating server scales by analyzing the VDI system suitable for the BIM work environment. This was followed by a validation of the KBimVdi system based on selected projects carried out by small to medium-sized architectural firms where BIM was used for design work.

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Section: Previous Studies On Bim-based Cloud Computingmentioning

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BIM Environment Based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Resource Optimization System for Small to Medium-Sized Architectural Design Firms

Lee

Shin²,

Kwon

et al. 2021

Applied Sciences

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“…BIM-server as a multi-disciplinary collaboration platform has been reviewed where it was suggested that it should not be limited to functional and operational requirements and should provide technical features to support information sharing, communication media, process management, exploration space, privacy and flexible system configuration [6]. BIM has also been studied where different associations of it with or as a platform has been attempted on; 1) in an integrated platform between FM (Facilities Management), BIM, BMS (Building Management System) for front-end sensor data visualisation [71]; or 2) with a planning and operations control software for automated construction developed to facilitate interoperability between the construction system and BIM as a platform [72]; or 3) where an ontological approach has been used to develop a freeware platform for accommodation and rapid development of BIM applications with reasoning support [73]. It has also been promoted as an IoT (Internet of Things) enabled platform for on-site assembly of prefabricated construction [74].…”

Section: Bim As a Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Configuration platform for customisation of design, manufacturing and assembly processes of building façade systems: A building information modelling perspective

Piroozfar

Farr

Hvam

et al. 2019

Automation in Construction

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“…Chien et al describe AssetHub, a cloud BIM-based integrated platform for building services (Chien et al, 2017). The authors make use of a Level-of-Detail (LOD) 500 as-built BIM model together with associated digital object identification numbers, and then map location specific sensor data analysis and visualization outputs.…”

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confidence: 99%

Sensor Data Visualization for Indoor Point Clouds

Stojanovic

Trapp

Hagedorn

et al. 2019

Adv. Cartogr. GIScience Int. Cartogr. Assoc.

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Abstract. Integration and analysis of real-time and historic sensor data provides important insights into the operational status of buildings. There is a need for the integration of sensor data and digital representations of the built environment for furthering stakeholder engagement within the realms of Real Estate 4.0 and Facility Management (FM), especially in a spatial representation context. In this paper, we propose a general system architecture that integrates point cloud data and sensor data for visualization and analysis. We further present a prototypical web-based implementation of that architecture and demonstrate its application for the integration and visualization of sensor data from a typical office building, with the aim to communicate and analyze occupant comfort. The empirical results obtained from our prototypical implementation demonstrate the feasibility of our approach for the provisioning of light-weight software components for the service-oriented integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM), Building Automation Systems (BASs), Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMSs), and future Digital Twin (DT) platforms.

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Implementation of Cloud BIM-based Platform Towards High-performance Building Services

Cited by 15 publications

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BIM Environment Based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Resource Optimization System for Small to Medium-Sized Architectural Design Firms

BIM Environment Based Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Resource Optimization System for Small to Medium-Sized Architectural Design Firms

Configuration platform for customisation of design, manufacturing and assembly processes of building façade systems: A building information modelling perspective

Sensor Data Visualization for Indoor Point Clouds

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