Implementation of Property Input Automation Program for Building Information Modeling (BIM) Property Set

Nam, Jeong-Yong; Joo, Jae-Ha; Kim, Tae-Hyung

doi:10.7734/coseik.2020.33.2.73

jcoseik

2020

DOI: 10.7734/coseik.2020.33.2.73

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Implementation of Property Input Automation Program for Building Information Modeling (BIM) Property Set

Jeong-Yong Nam¹,

Jae-Ha Joo²,

Tae-Hyung Kim³

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Study on Damage Information Management Plan for Maintenance and Operation of River Facilities

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Nam²,

Kim³

2021

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Recently, the rapid proliferation, introduction, and application of the fourth industrial revolution technology has emerged as a trend in the construction market. Building Information Model (BIM) technology is a multidimensional information system that forms the basis of the fourth industrial revolution technology. The river sector utilizing this information-based system is also being actively reviewed, for example, the current measures for maintenance. In recent years, active research and current work should be done to reflect the need for river experts to introduce BIM into the river field. In addition, the development of tools and support software for establishing various information systems is essential for the activation of facility maintenance information systems reflecting advanced technology and to establish and operate management plans. A study on the maintenance of river facilities involves using existing drawings to build a three-dimensional (3D) information model, check the damage utilizing it, and inform it, and utilize it as the data for maintenance reinforcement. This study involved determining a method to build a river facility without the existing information system and using the property maintenance information with 3D modeling to provide a more effective and highly utilized management plan to check maintenance operations and manage damages.

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Study on Damage Information Management Plan for Maintenance and Operation of River Facilities

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Nam²,

Kim³

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Implementation of Property Input Automation Program for Building Information Modeling (BIM) Property Set

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Study on Damage Information Management Plan for Maintenance and Operation of River Facilities

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