Integration of GIS and BIM in Metro Construction

Wang, Qian Kun; Li, Peng; Xiao, Yongqing; Liu, Zhi Gang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.608-609.698

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“…Attaining its management success requires the valuation to be realistic passably. This estimated accuracy level will be raised by increasing the cost information quality [11]. For bigger projects, this valuation will be tougher.…”

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Complications of Construction in Metro based on Planning and Management

Jiju¹

2015

JACE

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In the present days, majority of the construction projects can be considered as complex and compose of vague efforts. The construction project of each kind has its own properties and issues. At the same time different approaches in specific management and settlement are required. About the cities and their rapid development, construction of underground at urban regions such as construction in metro have been often used for extending daily human life into spaces of underground. Hence, the complex element recognition of a construction in metro can play a remarkable role in its management and planning. To investigate these complexities in construction of subways is the main aim of this study. These challenges may develop high predictability possibility. As projects of metro are also projects of urban underground, both internal and external complexities are studied and their implications on project management are discussed. It is concluded that differences are exceptional in the management and planning of this construction are combined with the internal and external issues and are simultaneously carried out.

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Section: Financial Problemmentioning

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“…Systems of public transportation such as buses and metro lines in the societies majority are regularly designed in the urbanites movements to facilitate it. The improving public transport strategies productivity regularly offers more attraction for customers and the operating modes [11].…”

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Complications of Construction in Metro based on Planning and Management

Jiju¹

2015

JACE

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“…It is not the author's intention to provide a detailed review. More details on integration between BIM and GIS can be found in Amirebrahimi et al (2016), Baik et al (2015), Borrmann et al (2014), Del Giudice et al (2015), El Meouche et al (2013), Fan (2016), Kang and Hong (2015), Karan and Irizarry (2015), Liu et al (2016), Yamamura et al (2017), Vilgertshofer et al (2017), Wang et al (2014), and Zlatanova and Isikdag (2016). In the case of infrastructures, the relationship between geospatial data and construction data becomes very effective.…”

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Bim and Gis: When Parametric Modeling Meets Geospatial Data

Barazzetti

Banfi

2017

ISPRS Ann. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:Geospatial data have a crucial role in several projects related to infrastructures and land management. GIS software are able to perform advanced geospatial analyses, but they lack several instruments and tools for parametric modelling typically available in BIM. At the same time, BIM software designed for buildings have limited tools to handle geospatial data. As things stand at the moment, BIM and GIS could appear as complementary solutions, notwithstanding research work is currently under development to ensure a better level of interoperability, especially at the scale of the building. On the other hand, the transition from the local (building) scale to the infrastructure (where geospatial data cannot be neglected) has already demonstrated that parametric modelling integrated with geoinformation is a powerful tool to simplify and speed up some phases of the design workflow. This paper reviews such mixed approaches with both simulated and real examples, demonstrating that integration is already a reality at specific scales, which are not dominated by "pure" GIS or BIM. The paper will also demonstrate that some traditional operations carried out with GIS software are also available in parametric modelling software for BIM, such as transformation between reference systems, DEM generation, feature extraction, and geospatial queries. A real case study is illustrated and discussed to show the advantage of a combined use of both technologies. BIM and GIS integration can generate greater usage of geospatial data in the AECOO (Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Owner and Operator) industry, as well as new solutions for parametric modelling with additional geoinformation.

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