| 研究生: |
陳怡兆 Chen, Yi-Jao |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
專案資訊整合模型之建構與專案管理資訊系統之應用 The Development of Project Information Model and the Applications of PIM Model-based System |
| 指導教授: |
馮重偉
FENG, CHUNG-WEI |
| 學位類別: |
博士 Doctor |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 土木工程學系 Department of Civil Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2009 |
| 畢業學年度: | 97 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 165 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 資訊系統 、PIM專案資訊模型 、資訊整合 、專案計畫 、專案排程 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Project scheduling, Management information system, Project planning, Project information model, Informaion integration |
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隨著專業分工越來越仔細,以及營建專案在成本、進度及品質等目標的提升,專案管理所面對的工作挑戰也越來越複雜且困難。在提升營建產業競爭力與生產力的方法中,有效的資訊管理與決策模式已成為影響專案成敗的重要關鍵因素。因此,本研究之主要目的在於建構專案資訊處理與整合模式,並在此專案資訊整合模式的架構下,發展一可行之專案規劃決策與施工管控系統,期能在現有專案管理的理論架構下,落實專案計畫與施工管控並提升專案管理的績效。
在專案資訊處理與整合模式建構上,本研究透過系統化的解析程序,建立以建物圖形元件為基礎之專案資訊標準屬性架構,並以此作為本研究開發PIM專案資訊模型之基礎,以期提升專案資料處理之效率與一致性。而在專案規劃決策模式的發展上,本研究著重在建構最佳化專案排程模式,分別建立以建物元件為基礎之排程模式、資源配置最佳化模式、以及多單元重複性工程排程模式。本研究所提出之排程方法,係運用基因演算法,以OSM建物元件排序矩陣及SSM空間單元排序矩陣,在建物元件物理關係、作業施工順序、資源分派、空間動線等影響因子下,尋求最佳之專案排程方案,並運用RSM重複性排程法,建立可整合時程、成本、資源及空間等不同面向資訊內容之完整專案計畫。
而在專案管理資訊系統的開發上,MD-CPMIS系統之主要功能在於建立專案資訊標準處理程序、施工數量自動計算、成本估算與分析;CSIPS系統則適用於以建物元件為基礎之排程模式,主要功能在於整合專案成本與時程計畫,並協助專案施工管控與績效評估;PIM_MURSS系統則適用於以空間單元為基礎之重複性排程模式,主要功能為建立多單元重複性工程時程網圖,並整合專案時間、成本、資源及空間等多面向資訊。
經案例驗證顯示,本研究所提出之專案資訊整合與專案規劃決策模式,不僅可有效改善以往專案資訊管理不易的缺失,更可有效支援專案規劃之情境模擬與決策分析,提升專案管理的績效。
Project planning is among the most critical factors to the success of a construction project. As a construction project increases in size or complexity, the efficiency of information processing and decision making has the tremendous impact on the successful development and execution of a construction project plan. However, the efforts of collecting and maintaining detailed data have been highlighted by previous research as the major barrier to generate a well-established plan in real-world implementation.
Advance information technology has been recognized as a definite solution in project information processing. Therefore, this research develops a project information model (PIM) to incorporate multi-aspects of construction information required for project planning. Since the construction contents of building components are described based on the coded work items and are embedded within the PIM objects, the resources, regulations, and workspace required for installing the building components can be easily retrieved and applied to project planning.
Besides utilizing information technology, optimizing planning methods can be another solution that can result in generating a well-established plan. This study focuses on the optimization of project scheduling and gradually develops several project planning systems. The MD-CPMIS system applies PIM model as a core information repository and facilitates the automation of information processing and cost estimating. The CSIPS system emphasizes the integration of cost and schedule functions, which applies object sequencing matrix (OSM) and genetic algorithms (GAs) to determine the construction sequence of building components and the allocation of project resources. The PIM_MURSS system incorporates PIM model and repetitive scheduling method (RSM) to generate a comprehensive plan for multiunit projects, which provides all the detailed elements necessary to assist filed crews in performing the day-to-day operation.
From the findings of the case study, the PIM model consists of the PIM objects ensures the consistency and reliability of project information processing. Furthermore, the proposed planning systems have demonstrated the efficiency and feasibility of the proposed approaches in project planning simulation and decision making analysis.
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