Building Information modeling (BIM) has the potential to advance and transform facilities
Operation and Maintenance (O&M) by providing a platform for facility managers to retrieve …

Operations and installation on offshore wind and especially floating are complex and difficult
actions due to site accessibility and equipment availability. In this regard, digitalization is …

The construction industry is slow to adopt new technologies. The implementation of digital
technologies and remote operations using robots were considered farfetched affairs and …

The transformation of dynamic supply chains within the realm of offsite manufacturing
presents a unique and compelling opportunity to effectively respond to shifts in market …

The operation and maintenance of buildings has seen several advances in recent years.
Multiple information and communication technology (ICT) solutions have been introduced to …

Today, a building is not just a “body” or a “machine” as defined by modern architecture, but
rather an immaterial entity immersed in a digital world where not only its components but …

The construction industry lacks a comprehensive and holistic way of utilizing Building
Information Modeling (BIM) throughout a building's life-cycle, where the transition to Asset …

Purpose To mitigate the problems in sensor-based facility management (FM) such as lack of
detailed visual information about a built facility and the maintenance of large scale sensor …

This paper surveys building information modeling (BIM) development using classification
and literature review of articles for the last decade (2000–2016) to explore how various BIM …

Current urban water research involves intelligent sensing, systems integration, proactive
users and data-driven management through advanced analytics. The convergence of …