Total BIM on the construction site: a dynamic single source of information

IF 3.6 Q1 ENGINEERING, CIVIL Journal of Information Technology in Construction Pub Date : 2023-09-22 DOI:10.36680/j.itcon.2023.027
Oliver Disney, Mattias Roupé, Mikael Johansson, Johannes Ris, Per Höglin
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Digital technologies are rapidly transforming the construction industry, offering new opportunities to improve site work performance. Traditionally, site workers take information from static construction documents such as 2D paper drawings. However, in the Nordic region, a dynamic approach known as Total BIM has gained interest. Total BIM is a model-based approach to construction where BIM replaces 2D drawings as the contractual and legally binding construction document, and site workers use production-oriented, cloud-based BIM, on mobile devices to extract construction information. By having a dynamic single source of information, site workers face new demands as they independently extract construction information directly from BIM. This paper investigates the impact of Total BIM on site work methods through four real-life case studies, site visits, workshops, seminars and semi-structured interviews. The findings indicated that Total BIM provided site workers with a more dynamic construction process where the mobile BIM-viewer software became a central communication and management platform. Key digital Total BIM features were investigated that site workers used to perform new work methods, including measuring, filtering, visualizing, communicating, checklists, and requests for information. By using Total BIM instead of static 2D drawings, site workers interacted dynamically with BIM on mobile devices, changing the process of how work was implemented on the construction site. The practical implications of these findings can be used to support the on-site implementation and strategy work of Total BIM. Furthermore, this paper contributes practical concrete examples of on-site Total BIM use and addresses issues commonly found in state-of-the-art BIM projects.
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总BIM在施工现场:一个动态的单一信息来源
数字技术正在迅速改变建筑行业,为提高现场工作性能提供了新的机会。传统上,现场工作人员从静态施工文件(如2D纸质图纸)中获取信息。然而,在北欧地区,一种被称为Total BIM的动态方法引起了人们的兴趣。全面BIM是一种基于模型的施工方法,BIM取代2D图纸作为合同和具有法律约束力的施工文件,现场工作人员在移动设备上使用面向生产的、基于云的BIM来提取施工信息。由于拥有动态的单一信息源,现场工作人员面临着新的需求,因为他们可以直接从BIM中独立提取施工信息。本文通过四个实际案例研究、实地考察、研讨会、研讨会和半结构化访谈,调查了Total BIM对现场工作方法的影响。研究结果表明,道达尔BIM为现场工人提供了一个更动态的施工过程,其中移动BIM查看器软件成为中心通信和管理平台。调查了现场工作人员用于执行新工作方法的关键数字BIM功能,包括测量、过滤、可视化、沟通、检查清单和信息请求。通过使用Total BIM代替静态2D图纸,现场工作人员在移动设备上与BIM动态交互,改变了施工现场的工作实施过程。这些发现的实际意义可用于支持Total BIM的现场实施和战略工作。此外,本文还提供了现场全面BIM使用的具体实例,并解决了在最先进的BIM项目中常见的问题。
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