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BIM for sustainability analyses

International Journal of Construction Education and Research, 2009
Buildings consume close to 40% of total energy used in the United States and account for 30% of greenhouse gas emissions. With the rising cost of energy and growing environmental concerns, the demand for sustainable buildings with minimal environmental impact is increasing.
Salman Azhar, Justin Brown
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Collaborative Working in a BIM Environment (BIM Platform)

2019
The paradigm of the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) involves data management and the interconnection between machines-objects-people and processes. The key words of the revolution underway are: 1. information in real environments: AR (Augmented Reality); 2. data management: Big Data and A.I (Artificial Intelligence);
Bruno Daniotti   +5 more
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BIM Cloud Score: Benchmarking BIM Performance

Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 2014
AbstractA variety of building information modeling (BIM) performance evaluation initiatives have been proposed to quantify BIM utilization capacity of enterprises. These initiatives were designed for evaluating, instead of benchmarking, an organization’s performance in BIM utilization.
Jing Du, Rui Liu, Raja R. A. Issa
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Digital, green, and BIM Digital, Green, BIM

GIS Business, 2016
Digital, green, and BIM Digital, Green ...
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Geolocation in the Semantic BIM

2019 IEEE International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE/ITMC), 2019
Building codes are the rules and guidelines that specify the minimum acceptable level of safety, accessibility, general welfare, etc. of building models. Code compliance checking of building models requires precise identification or estimation of the real-world geographic location of IFC objects.
Muhammad Fahad 0011, Nicolas Bus
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A new frontier of BIM process: Geotechnical BIM

2019
Building Information Modeling (BIM) is widely used by civil engineers and architects to design structures and infrastructures. Actually, geological and geotechnical data are not used at all in the BIM design process, even though most of the risks and uncertainties of a construction derive from the unknown underground conditions.
Valeria Nappa   +5 more
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BIM w architekturze : zostań koordynatorem BIM

2021
Niniejsza publikacja jest o modelowaniu w technologii Building Information Modeling. BIM usprawnia projektowanie, budowę i zarządzanie cyklem życia wszystkich obiektów środowiska budowlanego. Celem jest tworzenie cyfrowego modelu, który przedstawia skoordynowane, wiarygodne informacje o projekcie budowlanym na różnych etapach jego realizacji.
Wojciech Ciepłucha   +7 more
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BIM quickscan: benchmark of BIM performance in the Netherlands

2012
In 2009 a “BIM QuickScan” for benchmarking BIM performance was created in the Netherlands (Sebastian, Berlo 2010). This instrument aims to provide insight into the current BIM performance of a company. The benchmarking instrument combines quantitative and qualitative assessments of the ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ aspects of BIM. The use of this instrument by BIM
Berlo, L.A.H.M. van   +4 more
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BIM Credibility: A Framework of Blockchain-enabled BIM Data

2022 International Conference on Cyber-Enabled Distributed Computing and Knowledge Discovery (CyberC), 2022
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