Toward Open Network Data Exchange Protocols for Construction Metrology and Automation: Liveview

Pfeffer, Lawrence E.; Latimer, DeWitt

doi:10.22260/isarc1999/0018

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“…With the use of data standards, the construction industry has started sharing information more efficiently (Pfeffer and Latimer, 1999;Liu et al, 2000;Jardim-Gonçalves et al, 2000). Extensible markup language (XML) allows data from legacy systems and applications to be sent via the Internet to other companies' systems without complex or expensive data conversion (Lin and Tserng, 2001).…”

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Enabling e-business tools and robotics technology for teleconstruction

Böck¹,

Nohmi²,

Skibniewski³

2006

Auton Robot

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This paper proposes a comprehensive approach to the development of technology infrastructure for the application of information techology (IT) based solutions in teleconstruction-the performance of on-site construction and related tasks through the use of IT and robotics by a remotely located team of project participants: general contractor, subcontractors, equipment operators, materials suppliers, and project office professionals. The paper proposes that technologies exist that enable both terrestrial and extraterrestrial teleconstruction.

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Section: Enabling Technologies In E-businessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling e-business tools and robotics technology for teleconstruction

Böck¹,

Nohmi²,

Skibniewski³

2006

Auton Robot

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“…The entire web-based user interface runs through an Internet Explorer 4.1 graphical user interface written in Microsoft FrontPage98, driven by VisualBasic Scripts. Active Server Pages interact with the project database, and a LiveView [5] Common Gateway Interfaces (CGI) script provides the protocol for the transmission of both the part ID and its coordinates to the part locator service for position and orientation determination.…”

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Automated Tracking of Structural Steel Members at the Construction Site

Furlani

Pfeffer

2000

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

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This paper presents further development and experimental testing of Comp-TRAK, a prototype system for identification and spatial tracking of structural steel components on a live construction site. Comp-TRAK is a web-based system for rapid tracking of construction components with compact, field-rugged sensors and computers, interoperability protocols for data transmission, and a 3-D site visualizer that reflect the current state of tracked components on the construction site. The result is a graphicallydriven system that provides real-time identification, position, and orientation data about components to users in the field and at remote locations.

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“…The means by which this information is acquired vary, while traditionally these are deliverable reports specified in contracts. In an automated site, a system to transfer data in a standard format [8] is necessary.…”

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Automatic Detection of Significant Variation from Designed Intent Utilizing Survey Data. CIAMS: Construction Information and Management System

Latimer¹,

Hammond²,

Hallon³

et al. 2000

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

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Current practice of providing an "As-built" survey as the completion of work should not be the only mechanism for observation of problems in the construction process. In many cases, survey data is available early in a project, but may not yet have been reconciled against the engineering intent. CIAMS (Construction Information And Management System) is proposed to drive the rapid reconciliation of survey data against engineering design intents through information automation. We will also describe other applications that could benefit from such rapid automated metrology techniques.

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Toward Open Network Data Exchange Protocols for Construction Metrology and Automation: Liveview

Cited by 8 publications

References 3 publications

Enabling e-business tools and robotics technology for teleconstruction

Enabling e-business tools and robotics technology for teleconstruction

Automated Tracking of Structural Steel Members at the Construction Site

Automatic Detection of Significant Variation from Designed Intent Utilizing Survey Data. CIAMS: Construction Information and Management System

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