Vision 2020 - A whole life-cycle information management system for built environments

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Pekericli, M.K., Flanagan, R., Jewell, C. and Lu, W. (2008) Vision 2020 - A whole life-cycle information management system for built environments. In: AEC 2008 Conference, Antalya, Turkey.

Abstract/Summary

A whole life-cycle information management vision is proposed, the organizational requirements for the realization of the scenario is investigated. Preliminary interviews with construction professionals are reported. Discontinuities at information transfer throughout life-cycle of built environments are resulting from lack of coordination and multiple data collection/storage practices. A more coherent history of these activities can improve the work practices of various teams by augmenting decision making processes and creating organizational learning opportunities. Therefore, there is a need for unifying these fragmented bits of data to create a meaningful, semantically rich and standardized information repository for built environment. The proposed vision utilizes embedded technologies and distributed building information models. Two diverse construction project types (large one-off design, small repetitive design) are investigated for the applicability of the vision. A functional prototype software/hardware system for demonstrating the practical use of this vision is developed and discussed. Plans for case-studies for validating the proposed model at a large PFI hospital and housing association projects are discussed.

Item Type Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
URI https://reading-clone.eprints-hosting.org/id/eprint/12338
Divisions Science > School of the Built Environment > Organisation, People and Technology group
Uncontrolled Keywords Whole life-cycle information management, automated data collection, building information models, RFID, construction
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