Research Companion to Building Information Modeling

Edited by Weisheng Lu, Professor, Department of Real Estate and Construction, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR and Chimay J. Anumba, Professor and Dean, College of Design, Construction, and Planning, University of Florida, US

• Contents:Foreword I xviPatrick MacLeamyForeword II xixAda Y. S. Fung1 Introduction to the Research Companion to Building Information Modeling 1Weisheng Lu and Chimay J. AnumbaPART I THEORY FUSION AND FACILITATORS OF BUILDINGINFORMATION MODELING2 Building information modeling and ontologies: overview of shared representations 12Aaron Costin and Pieter Pauwels3 A grounded theory based framework for level of developmentimplementation within the Information Delivery Manual 35Angel Gigante-Barrera, Darshan Ruikar, Soroosh Sharifi and Kirti Ruikar4 Building information modeling and knowledge management 60Ghang Lee5 An integrated model of factors and barriers influencing buildinginformation modeling and lean construction adoption 80Gao Shang and Mehran Oraee6 Building information modeling adoption and localization 102Jing Wang and Weisheng Lu7 Building information modeling for built asset and environment: pioneersand facilitators in Hong Kong 124Ada Yin Suen Fung8 Building information modeling ecosystem: an overview 150Bimal KumarPART II TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS OF BUILDINGINFORMATION MODELING9 Automated scan-to-building information modeling 169Jong Won Ma, Thomas Czerniawski and Fernanda Leite10 As-built building information modeling: joint effort of 3D reconstructionand semantic enrichment 190Fan Xue11 Rapid scan-to-building information modeling using robotics and artificialintelligence for construction applications 212Jingdao Chen and Yong Kwon Cho12 Intelligent clash detection in building information modeling 230Yuqing Hu and Daniel Castro-Lacouture13 Building information modeling, natural language processing, and artificialintelligence for automated compliance checking 248Ruichuan Zhang and Nora El-Gohary14 Interactive holograms for collaborative visualization of building information models 268Ralph Tayeh and Raja R. A. Issa15 Building information modeling, smart construction objects, and pervasivetechnologies integration 294Jinying Xu, Weisheng Lu and Xiao Li16 Extending BIM with multi-sensory immersive virtual environments: fusinghuman experiences into design 313Sanaz Saeidi and Yimin ZhuPART III BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING-ENABLEDCONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT INNOVATIONS17 Complicities between Industrialized Building Systems and BuildingInformation Modeling 333Roger-Bruno Richard and Ivanka Iordanova18 Building information modeling and the virtual permitting process 359Nawari O. Nawari and Mouloud Messaoudi19 Building information modeling-enabled platform approach to design formanufacture and assembly 373Tan Tan, Grant Mills and Eleni Papadonikolaki20 A case study of building information modeling-enabled prefab logistics forsmart construction supply chain management 395Kai Kang, Ming Li, Wei Wu, H. H. Cheung, Ray Y. Zhong and George Q. Huang21 An intelligent system for determining productivity and safety index usingbuilding information modeling: a case study of IPASS in Singapore 415Evelyn Teo Ai Lin22 Building information modeling-enabled construction safety management 436Hongling Guo, Dongping Fang and Yakang Sun23 4D building information modeling-enabled safety management for metroconstruction 460Hanbin Luo, Lulu Wang and Ke Chen24 Value delivery of building information modeling in facilities management 476Saratu Terreno, Chimay J. Anumba and Somayeh Asadi25 Dynamic-building information modeling workbench for low/net zeroenergy buildings 502Ravi Shankar Srinivasan26 Building information modeling and building automation systems dataintegration and big data analytics for building energy management 525Fu Xiao and Cheng Fan27 Building information modeling-enabled design for construction waste minimization 550Vikrom Laovisutthichai, Weisheng Lu and Zhikang Bao28 Circular economy and building information modeling 572Rabia Charef and Weisheng Lu29 From building information modeling to hospital information modeling 593Yongkui Li, Xiyu Pan, Yilong Han and Sarel LavyPART IV PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES ON THE HORIZON30 Building information modeling on blockchain: basic principles,development tools, an application scenario, and future directions 615Young Joo Kim and Miroslaw J. Skibniewski31 Security-aware data management in building information modelingprocesses using blockchain 635Yihai Fang and Xingliang Yuan32 Beyond building information modeling: the role of cyber-physical systemsand digital twins 650Chimay J. Anumba, Qiuchen Lu and Congwen Kan33 From building information modeling to digital twin: the core for sustainablesmart campus at HKUST 671Weiwei Chen, Keyu Chen and Jack C. P. Cheng34 City information modeling and the sustainable city: now and beyond 697Zhihang Yuan and Xiaoling Zhang35 Conclusion to Research Companion to Building Information Modeling 717Chimay J. Anumba and Weisheng LuIndex

‘The ongoing development and adoption of Building Information Modelling has led to many valuable innovative practices in the construction industry. This exciting compilation of leading research on BIM by experts from around the world is essential reading for all those seeking to transform the construction industry.’