Styles of public asset management in Dutch regional water management

Buuren, M.W. van; Bil, J.A.; Roovers, G.J.

doi:10.1201/9781315375175-76

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“…The comparative study of sustainability for infrastructure projects performed by Hong and Lacouture [16] indicated that China's sustainability indicator for infrastructure projects differed from that of United States, specifically in terms of special indicators of highway systems. Liu et al [18] concluded that there had been growing interests for sustainability in new transport infrastructure projects in China. However, so far, there has still been limited development of a unified sustainability assessment system in the Chinese context.…”

Section: Sustainability Of Major Public Projects In the Chinese Contextmentioning

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Prioritizing the Sustainability Objectives of Major Public Projects in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

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Ning

et al. 2018

Sustainability

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The relatively low level of sustainability of major public projects has been subject to criticism by the community, increasing the pressure to incorporate the concept throughout the project lifecycle and the importance of understanding the perceptions of affected groups. The study undertook this task by compiling a list from the literature of the sustainability concerns that are associated with major public projects from their economic–social–environmental implications, identifying the relevant stakeholder groups in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and their levels of influence by interviews, and evaluating various sustainability objectives from a multi-stakeholder perspective via a questionnaire survey. The results were validated through a series of interviews with purposively selected experts. The study findings indicate the need for more consideration of social concerns in Guangdong province, the proper levels of public participation in Hong Kong in order to avoid excessive interruptions to the pace of project procurement, and that Macao may have to experience a relatively slow development of construction in order to balance the social/environmental requirements that are involved. These findings contribute to both the government and construction industry at large in delivering economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable major public projects in the Bay Area and China as a whole.

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Section: Sustainability Of Major Public Projects In the Chinese Contextmentioning

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Prioritizing the Sustainability Objectives of Major Public Projects in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

Jin

Ning

et al. 2018

Sustainability

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“…They are available in the form of reports, digital tools and the knowledge and experience of experts. However, recording and dissemination are not performed in a structured manner (Twynstra Gudde, 2018;Witteveen+Bos, 2016). Existing knowledge and experience is often fragmentarily available, which makes them difficult to disclose to all potentially interested parties.…”

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“…Existing knowledge and experience is often fragmentarily available, which makes them difficult to disclose to all potentially interested parties. This makes it difficult to apply adequate solutions for land subsidence problems (Twynstra Gudde, 2018). This situation is experienced in the Netherlands as problematic for professional practice.…”

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Developing a digital platform for knowledge disclosure of land subsidence

2020

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Abstract. Land subsidence in areas with weak soils affects a large part of the Netherlands and causes many problems. To solve them diverse and specialized knowledge of possible measures to prevent, mitigate or reverse land subsidence is needed. This knowledge is fragmented over many agencies, companies and individuals. Here we show how data and knowledge are related and we stress the importance of implicit knowledge for knowledge transfer on land subsidence. It is demonstrated that land subsidence in the Netherlands is a “wicked problem”. This makes its solution cumbersome. However, we show that self-learning digital environments can help considerably in knowledge acquisition, storage and retrieval. We give an inventory of research questions that have still to be answered to make an digital environment really effective for a wicked problem like land subsidence.

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“…"design authoring", and U10 "3D coordination". 3D coordination is limited to visualization and clash detection (Shafiq, Matthews, & Lockley, 2013); however, there are many possibilities for coordination to be missed in this process, especially with specialists with different disciplines who often do not think about the other disciplines' responsibilities (Liu, van Nederveen, Hertogh, Nederveen, & Hertogh, 2017). Design authoring is a process in which software is used to develop a building information model, and the project is designed in a BIM model, where the typical iterations of a project are made, and everything is built directly in the BIM software (R. Kreider, 2013;Rojas et al, 2019).…”

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“…Design authoring is a process in which software is used to develop a building information model, and the project is designed in a BIM model, where the typical iterations of a project are made, and everything is built directly in the BIM software (R. Kreider, 2013;Rojas et al, 2019). A design review between different specialists is essential for BIM to become a collaborative methodology that facilitates decision making and improves the design process (Liu et al, 2017). Thus, the high level of execution of these BIM uses is aligned with the first BIM implementation efforts in the AEC industry (Gu & London, 2010).…”

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Impact of BIM/LEAN on the interaction of construction project design teams

Valencia¹,

Fernando²

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Design teams of construction projects are composed of different stakeholders; this fact could make the interactions difficult. BIM and Lean methodologies have a positive impact on construction projects. Besides, there is evidence of the combined implementation of BIM and Lean; however, it is not known the empirical relationship between Lean practices and BIM uses in the design phase. Also, there is not a deeper understanding of the social phenomena that are generated among design teams when BIM-Lean management methodologies are implemented. Therefore, the objective of this research is to understand the impact of Lean design management (LDM) practices, and BIM uses in the interaction of construction project design teams. The research method has two phases: (1) the creation of tools to assess the level of implementation of LDM practices and BIM uses and to understand the interactions in a design team; and (2) the relationship analyses between BIM, Lean, and interaction, based on empirical information from construction projects in the design phase. The results present a BIM uses assessment tool and an LDM practices questionnaire to measure the design management and a method to understand the different types of interaction in a design team. Based on data from 64 projects, a chi-square analysis revealed 33 empirical relationships between BIM uses and LDM practices; also, the application of BIM uses implies a greater application of LDM practices. The project that applies BIM-Lean management achieves many interactions among its design team; transparent, orderly, and standardized information flows; a collaborative, trust, and learning environment; and commitment management. All these interaction elements are not visible in the project, where BIM-lean management was not applied.

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Styles of public asset management in Dutch regional water management

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Prioritizing the Sustainability Objectives of Major Public Projects in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

Prioritizing the Sustainability Objectives of Major Public Projects in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

Developing a digital platform for knowledge disclosure of land subsidence

Impact of BIM/LEAN on the interaction of construction project design teams

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