Secondly, it reviews the adoption of BIM for safety in global construction and limits the findings to cover BIM adoption for safety in India. The bibliometric analysis is carried out in two phases, at first it reviews the adoption of BIM globally, and limits the findings to cover BIM adoption in the Indian construction industry. It also reviews the adoption of BIM for safety in the global and Indian construction industry. This paper presents a bibliometric analysis of the adoption of BIM in the global construction and the Indian construction industry. Despite its growing use globally, BIM has not been adopted sufficiently in the Indian construction industry. BIM is a model-based smart nD platform that offers tools for architecture, engineering, and construction proficients to plan, design, and manage construction activities more efficiently. Nowadays, technologies such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) offer the potential to manage safety on-site with their automatic safety checking capability. Management of this workforce with effective safety provisions is a prime factor for reducing accidents on construction sites. One of the major resources for executing construction operations is the human workforce. The construction industry is multidisciplinary in nature and various operations are executed at the same time. The goal of the paper is to perform a preliminary analysis on the potential of such frameworks by means of comparative evaluation aimed at identifying pros and cons of the two approaches, as well as the best field of application, according to the effort required from the designer, the degree of flexibility offered, and the target pursued.
#Nemetschek allplan bcm 2014 software#
Specifically, after an overview of the issues involved, the two solutions analysed are customised according to the software packages adopted, and a numerical application is carried out. For this purpose, the paper proposes a comparative analysis of two different approaches relying on BIM-based tools, namely integrated (i.e., BIM environments with an in-built module for transport simulation tasks) and an interfaceable solution (i.e., BIM environments offering a customised interface for external mobility simulation software). In this context, there arises the need to perform a comprehensive analysis, combining infrastructure design and building issues with transportation theory principles.
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Indeed, during each phase of the construction process for building a linear infrastructure, a suitable design of a traffic control plan to optimising traffic flows proves crucial, both for drivers and builders. Due to its characteristic flexibility and interoperability, it rapidly extends beyond the boundaries of applications for which it was originally conceived, thus being implemented in other contexts such as the infrastructure sector. The use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) is becoming increasingly adopted worldwide to support the creation and management of digital environments in which physical and functional features of a facility are modelled.