建筑生产力识别的自动监控

K. Alzubi, W. Alaloul, Marsail Al Salaheen, A. H. Qureshi, M. A. Musarat, A. O. Baarimah
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与其他行业相比,建设行业的生产率较低,而且由于建设项目的特殊性,没有随着时间的推移而改善。施工效率的提高离不开有效的监测和测量,这对项目的成功至关重要。传统的施工效率监测方法存在着时间、成本高、易出错等诸多局限性。尽管已经进行了大量的研究来消除这些限制,但在施工生产率的自动化监测方面仍然存在差距。本研究提出一种用于建筑工程室内生产力识别的自动化监测模型。该模型将提供对项目生产力的即时评估,从而提高项目资源的最佳利用。建议的模型将通过首先为活动状态生成基线来开发,活动状态将被表示为基线状态模型。然后生成已构建模型。在选定的图像上进行初步实验,获得瓦片和砖块的数量。实验采用开源计算机视觉库(OpenCV)进行。初步结果表明,采用该模型可以实现对生产率的自动化监控。尽管如此,为了取得更有效和高效的结果,需要专门努力改进和发展技术。
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Automated Monitoring For Construction Productivity Recognition
Comparing to other sectors, the construction sector suffers from low productivity, and it is not improving over time due to the unique nature of construction projects. It is believed that construction productivity cannot be improved without efficient monitoring and measuring, and this is crucial for project success. There are many limitations for the traditional construction productivity monitoring practices like time and cost consuming and error-prone. Although a lot of studies have been implemented to eliminate these limitations, a gap still exists in the automated monitoring of construction productivity. This study proposes an automated monitoring model for indoor productivity recognition in construction projects. The model will provide an instant evaluation of the project productivity which will enhance the optimum utilization of the project resources. The proposed model will be developed by first generating a baseline for the activities state which will be represented as baseline state model. Then the as-built model will be generated. Preliminary experimentation was performed on selected images where the number of tiles and bricks was obtained. The experimentation was performed using Open-Source Computer Vision Library (OpenCV). Preliminary results depict that by using the proposed model the automated monitoring of productivity is achievable. Although, there is a need of dedicated efforts for improvement and development of technique for more effective and efficient results.
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