Building Information Modelling (Bim) in Design, Construction and Operations II
Published on 9. August 2017
Book
Hardback
238 pages
978-1-78466-171-7 (ISBN)
Description
The papers presented at Building Information Modelling 2017 (BIM) are from a range of forums, including plenary papers, workshops, seminars, and panel sessions. The conference was attended by experts from industry, practice and academia, sharing their work on key topics, the development of innovative solutions, and the identification future trends.
The volume gives details of how BIM tools and techniques have fundamentally altered the manner in which modern construction teams operate, the processes through which designs are evolved, and the relationships between conceptual, detail, construction and life cycle stages. BIM is essentially value-creating collaboration throughout the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the statistics attached to them and has far and reaching consequences on both building procurement and infrastructure.
BIM 2017 papers cover topics such as: BIM in design coordination, Construction operations; Building operation and maintenance; BIM and sustainability; Collaborative working and practices; Facilities management integration and GIS integration; Automation in construction; Health and safety; BIM and interoperability; Life cycle project management; Cultural heritage; BIM and Robotics; Risk analysis and management and Emergency analysis, planning and management
The papers presented at Building Information Modelling 2017 (BIM) are from a range of forums, including plenary papers, workshops, seminars, and panel sessions. The conference was attended by experts from industry, practice and academia, sharing their work on key topics, the development of innovative solutions, and the identification future trends.
The volume gives details of how BIM tools and techniques have fundamentally altered the manner in which modern construction teams operate, the processes through which designs are evolved, and the relationships between conceptual, detail, construction and life cycle stages. BIM is essentially value-creating collaboration throughout the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the statistics attached to them and has far and reaching consequences on both building procurement and infrastructure.
BIM 2017 papers cover topics such as: BIM in design coordination, Construction operations; Building operation and maintenance; BIM and sustainability; Collaborative working and practices; Facilities management integration and GIS integration; Automation in construction; Health and safety; BIM and interoperability; Life cycle project management; Cultural heritage; BIM and Robotics; Risk analysis and management and Emergency analysis, planning and management
The volume gives details of how BIM tools and techniques have fundamentally altered the manner in which modern construction teams operate, the processes through which designs are evolved, and the relationships between conceptual, detail, construction and life cycle stages. BIM is essentially value-creating collaboration throughout the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the statistics attached to them and has far and reaching consequences on both building procurement and infrastructure.
BIM 2017 papers cover topics such as: BIM in design coordination, Construction operations; Building operation and maintenance; BIM and sustainability; Collaborative working and practices; Facilities management integration and GIS integration; Automation in construction; Health and safety; BIM and interoperability; Life cycle project management; Cultural heritage; BIM and Robotics; Risk analysis and management and Emergency analysis, planning and management
The papers presented at Building Information Modelling 2017 (BIM) are from a range of forums, including plenary papers, workshops, seminars, and panel sessions. The conference was attended by experts from industry, practice and academia, sharing their work on key topics, the development of innovative solutions, and the identification future trends.
The volume gives details of how BIM tools and techniques have fundamentally altered the manner in which modern construction teams operate, the processes through which designs are evolved, and the relationships between conceptual, detail, construction and life cycle stages. BIM is essentially value-creating collaboration throughout the entire life-cycle of an asset, underpinned by the statistics attached to them and has far and reaching consequences on both building procurement and infrastructure.
BIM 2017 papers cover topics such as: BIM in design coordination, Construction operations; Building operation and maintenance; BIM and sustainability; Collaborative working and practices; Facilities management integration and GIS integration; Automation in construction; Health and safety; BIM and interoperability; Life cycle project management; Cultural heritage; BIM and Robotics; Risk analysis and management and Emergency analysis, planning and management
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Southampton
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 178 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-78466-171-7 (9781784661717)
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Content
Contents
Section 1: BIM and life cycle project management
BIM understanding and activities; Challenges and setbacks in the implementation of Building
Information Modelling (BIM): a case study; Building information modelling as a construction management tool in Nigeria
Section 2: BIM applications
The BIM-for-Rail opportunity; From CAD to BIM: a new way to understand architecture;
The barriers and strategies of implementing BIM in Saudi Arabia; The facade of the church of Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion in Biar (Spain): from point cloud to HBIM; BIM implementation for structural design courses in Civil Engineering
Section 3: BIM and sustainability
Building Information Modelling (BIM) as an enabler for whole-building embodied energy and carbon calculation in early-stage building design; Methodological discussion of insertion and exportation of LCA data embedded in BIM elements
Section 4: BIM in working practice
BIM implications in the design process and project-based learning: comprehensive integration of BIM in architecture; Integration of real-time data in BIM enables FM processes; BIM in French SMEs: from innovation to necessity; Level of detail specifications, standards and file-format challenges in infrastructure projects for BIM Level Three; "Building Permits" as proof of concepts in merging GIS and BIM information: a case study
Section 5: BIM and collaborative working and practices
BIM as a change driver in public organizations; An exploration of the interaction between BIM technology and the business process of a construction organization in BIM implementation; Assessing the feasibility of using Building Information Modelling (BIM) to improve collaboration on public sector projects in the Zambian construction industry
Section 6: BIM in design co-ordination and construction operations
Toward automated dimensional quality control of precast concrete elements using design BIM; BIM-based design coordination for China's architecture, engineering and construction industry
Author index
Section 1: BIM and life cycle project management
BIM understanding and activities; Challenges and setbacks in the implementation of Building
Information Modelling (BIM): a case study; Building information modelling as a construction management tool in Nigeria
Section 2: BIM applications
The BIM-for-Rail opportunity; From CAD to BIM: a new way to understand architecture;
The barriers and strategies of implementing BIM in Saudi Arabia; The facade of the church of Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion in Biar (Spain): from point cloud to HBIM; BIM implementation for structural design courses in Civil Engineering
Section 3: BIM and sustainability
Building Information Modelling (BIM) as an enabler for whole-building embodied energy and carbon calculation in early-stage building design; Methodological discussion of insertion and exportation of LCA data embedded in BIM elements
Section 4: BIM in working practice
BIM implications in the design process and project-based learning: comprehensive integration of BIM in architecture; Integration of real-time data in BIM enables FM processes; BIM in French SMEs: from innovation to necessity; Level of detail specifications, standards and file-format challenges in infrastructure projects for BIM Level Three; "Building Permits" as proof of concepts in merging GIS and BIM information: a case study
Section 5: BIM and collaborative working and practices
BIM as a change driver in public organizations; An exploration of the interaction between BIM technology and the business process of a construction organization in BIM implementation; Assessing the feasibility of using Building Information Modelling (BIM) to improve collaboration on public sector projects in the Zambian construction industry
Section 6: BIM in design co-ordination and construction operations
Toward automated dimensional quality control of precast concrete elements using design BIM; BIM-based design coordination for China's architecture, engineering and construction industry
Author index