Multiview databases for building modelling

Naja, Hala

doi:10.1016/s0926-5805(98)00116-2

Cited by 8 publications

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“…Each discipline model must, however, be consistent with the objects described. Although Nederveen (1993), Pierra (1993), Pierra et al (1998), and Naja (1999) use the concept of common models to communicate between the discipline models, it is unclear who creates the common models and maintains the consistency between them and the discipline models. We take the approach that members of each discipline will create their own views of the design, with members of each discipline assigning properties to their objects according to their needs.…”

Section: Virtual World Requirements For Supporting Multidisciplinary mentioning

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Agents for multidisciplinary design in virtual worlds

Maher

Rosenman

Kasmarik

2007

AIEDAM

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Agent models provide a generalized approach to the design of systems that autonomously monitor and affect an environment. Societies of agents that reason and communicate about an environment can achieve complex emergent behavior to facilitate and augment human activities. This paper introduces artificial agent technologies as a means by which the behavioral complexity of virtual worlds can be extended to provide the functionality needed to support collaboration in multidisciplinary design teams. Three key roles are identified that artificial agents can play to provide this functionality: support for multiple views of designed objects, support for the expression of relationships between designed objects, and compatibility with existing design tools. The implementation of a society of agents fulfilling these roles within a virtual world based, multidisciplinary design tool called DesignWorld is described. The increased behavioral complexity and functionality of DesignWorld's underlying virtual world is demonstrated using the results of multidisciplinary design experiments with DesignWorld.

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Section: Virtual World Requirements For Supporting Multidisciplinary mentioning

confidence: 99%

Agents for multidisciplinary design in virtual worlds

Maher

Rosenman

Kasmarik

2007

AIEDAM

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“…H. Naja [10] teigia, jog áprasti objektiðkai orientuoti CAD modeliai yra nepakankami dël perdaug siauros duomenø apie objektà apimties. Daugiausia dël ðios prieþasties, jo nuomone, neámanoma realizuoti skirtingø ávairiø projektuotojø poþiûriø á pastatà.…”

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Integrated Graphical Digital Models for the Modeling and Energy Analysis of Buildings in Relation With Energy Saving and Economical Factors

Cinelis

Januškevičius

Kazakevičiūtė

2005

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The paper concerns the theoretical and practical problems of computer aided modeling and energy analysis of newly designed and existing buildings and presents the new results of development of the system MEA (Modeling and Energy Analysis). The factors are pointed out determining the development of the program package MEA. The paper describes the functionality of the created and extended program tools, the methods of construction of the integrated geometric models and analysis of the building model and its database, the data structures used in different designing stages, the user interface, the variant design procedures based on heuristic principles. An example of the analysis and the evaluation of the design solutions of the building under renovation based on energy and economical criterions are presented.

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“…Several attempts of modular housing systems were developed in the EU during the last years [22], [23], [24]. These systems permit to erect the residential houses by assembly of 3D and 2D prefabricated modules.…”

Section: Modular Houses Assembly Robotsmentioning

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Open Issues and Future Possibilities in the EU Construction Automation

Balaguer¹

2000

Proceedings of the 17th IAARC/CIB/IEEE/IFAC/IFR International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction

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Abstract:The open issues and the main barriers to introducing automation in the construction industry are analyzed. Future possibilities of massive introduction of automation are also analyzed. These analysis are focusing in the house-building construction in the European Union (EU). The level of advances and comparative study with others industrial sectors show that more effort are needed. In this way two examples are presented: bricklayer robots and modules assembly robots, focusing in the main barriers for its massive introducing.

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Multiview databases for building modelling

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

Agents for multidisciplinary design in virtual worlds

Agents for multidisciplinary design in virtual worlds

Integrated Graphical Digital Models for the Modeling and Energy Analysis of Buildings in Relation With Energy Saving and Economical Factors

Open Issues and Future Possibilities in the EU Construction Automation

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