The Use of Terrestrial Laser Scanning for the Development and Control the Design Documentation of Reconstruction Projects

Kuznetsova, Alina

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-0454-9_18

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“…Thus, many studies aim to solve the problem of introducing AIM into the production process, organizing distributed access to AIM [8,14] and further asset management of the object [8,15,16]. In studies [5,17,18], the results of using AIM to solve applied tasks at managing various objects are presented in detail. Another large cluster of studies is devoted to collecting information for the subsequent creation of AIM [2,[19][20][21].…”

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Asset information model requirements for industrial facility

Sharafutdinova,

Bryn,

Sharafutdinov

2023

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“…Further, based on the analysis performed, formulate requirements for LOD, LOI and LOA when creating AIM. Moreover, as a result, to form requirements for the accuracy of 3D modeling and terrestrial laser scanning [2,13,17,20] to obtain source data when creating AIM.…”

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Asset information model requirements for industrial facility

Sharafutdinova,

Bryn,

Sharafutdinov

2023

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The Experience in Using Laser Scanning and Building Information Modeling for Engineering Data Management During the Life Cycle of an Industrial Object

Sharafutdinova¹,

Bryn²

2021

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An industrial object accumulates a great deal of information about its assets throughout its whole development period. This information is provided in the different drawings, passports, regulations, and other technical documentation. One of the common problems of most industrial objects is the disor-ganized storage of technical documentation on assets and its limited access to different industrial ser-vices. This greatly complicates the retrieval of information about the assets to ensure the steady opera-tion of the industrial object. As a consequence, one of the ongoing important tasks becomes the crea-tion of a unified source of up-to-date information about the object’s assets and the facilitation of the access to that data for all the participants of the project, construction, and operation process. Exactly these issues are tackled in the article alongside with the solutions based on using BIM and terrestrial laser scanning. This article also describes the types of BIM and detailed differences between them, the methods to form a BIM, as well as how the methods change at different stages of the life cycle. As well, the typology of tasks for which BIM solutions are applicable. TLS technology is described as a source of initial data for the formation of BIM. This article describes the results of the combined use of BIM and TLS at the stages of design, construction, and operation of an industrial object based on the implemented project. The article provides the result of clash detection in design documentation. The result of clash detection between designed and existing structures is also given. The article also provides the deviations at the construction stage of industrial objects, which were discovered. The ac-quired results demonstrated the effectiveness of using terrestrial laser scanning and BIM in engineering solutions.

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The Use of Terrestrial Laser Scanning for the Development and Control the Design Documentation of Reconstruction Projects

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

Asset information model requirements for industrial facility

Asset information model requirements for industrial facility

The Experience in Using Laser Scanning and Building Information Modeling for Engineering Data Management During the Life Cycle of an Industrial Object

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