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研究生：	慕飛 Fattaleh, Osama Mustaklem
論文名稱：	The BIM-based Information Integration Sphere for Construction Projects The BIM-based Information Integration Sphere for Construction Projects
指導教授：	馮重偉 Feng, Chung-Wei
學位類別：	碩士 Master
系所名稱：	工學院 - 土木工程學系 Department of Civil Engineering
論文出版年：	2011
畢業學年度：	99
語文別：	英文
論文頁數：	93
外文關鍵詞：	Information Integration Model, BIM
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BIM “Building Information Modeling” has been promoted in the AEC industry for being the core technology of various rich information applications, through which large amount of data is stored and handled along a process. For example Architects have used it to optimize the streamline of information throughout the design phase of a project, Structural and MEP Engineers have used BIM as a database for their design projects and Cost Engineers use it to automatically and dynamically calculate quantity takeoffs. Although BIM has contributed to different sectors in the AEC industry individually, it still hasn’t been exploited to offer information management solutions for the construction management phase of a Project.
This study presents a new information model under the name of the Information Integration Sphere “IIS” to fill in the gap of data transition from the design to the construction phase using BIM technologies, by synchronizing the different stakeholder’s information requirements throughout the project. It serves as a tool to better generate, manipulate and visualize the flow of information along different processes and mechanisms (stakeholders). Besides offering an efficient streamline of information, it also helps establish the responsibilities and data requirements among the various stakeholders of the project.
A case study will be used to show the benefits of the IIS in managing the information of a project using BIM technologies and laying the path for a smoother transition of data flow between the different stages of the project’s lifecycle.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS	I
ABSTRACT	II
TABLE OF CONTENTS	III
LIST OF TABLES	VI
LIST OF FIGURES	VII
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION	1
1 Research Background and Overview	1
2 Motivation of the Research	3
3 Objectives and Scope	4
4 Research Procedure	5
5 Thesis Structure	7
CHAPTER 2  LITERATURE REVIEW	9
1 Problem Statement	9
2 BIM Approach	12
2.1 BIM Concept and Technology	13
2.2 Benefits of using BIM	17
2.3 Issues and barriers for BIM implementation	18
3 Current Project Delivery Methods	19
3.1 Design-bid-build	19
3.2 Design-build	20
3.3 CM-at-risk	20
3.4 Integrated Project Delivery	20
3.5 Summary and Overview	21
4 BIM Frameworks and Guidelines	21
4.1 BIM Implementation Frameworks	22
4.2 BIM Implementation Guidelines	24
5 Summary of the Literature Review	26
CHAPTER 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY	28
1 The IIS Concept	28
2 The IIS Components	29
2.1 Timeline	30
2.2 Processes	31
2.3 Stakeholder	31
2.4 Data Flow	32
3 The IIS Deliverables	33
3.1 Time Perspective	33
3.2 Stakeholder Perspective	34
3.3 Process Perspective	34
3.4 Interaction Points Perspective	35
4 STEPS TO BUILD AN IIS	36
4.1 Step 1: Identify BIM Objectives Timeline and Stakeholders	36
4.2 Step 2: Define BIM Processes	38
4.3 Step 3: Define Information Exchanges.	42
4.4 Step 4: Identify IIS deliverables and products	45
CHAPTER 4  RESULTS AND VERIFICATIONS	52
1 Introduction	52
2 Case Study Description	54
2.1 Technical Information	54
2.2 Budget and Payments	55
2.3 Schedule	56
3 Developing the IIS	59
3.1 Step 1: Identify BIM Objective, Timeline and Stakeholders	59
3.2 Step 2: Define BIM Processes.	61
3.3 Step 3: Define Information Exchanges	62
3.4 Step 4: Identify IIS deliverables and products	67
4 The Construction Management – Ready BIM Model	76
4.1 The Process of building the BIM model	76
4.2 Input of IIS data attributes into the BIM model	78
CHAPTER 5  CONCLUSIONS	82
1 Results Verifications	82
2 Conclusions	83
3 Future Research	84
REFERENCES	85
APPENDICES	90
Appendix 1:  Typical architectural blueprint of the case study	90
Appendix 2:  Typical section of the case study	91
Appendix 3:  Typical structural blueprint of the case study	92
Appendix 4:  Location-based schedule of the case study	93

                                    

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