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The Following Combination of Live Webinars and Pre-Recorded The following combination of live webinars and pre-recorded technical sessions are scheduled to be offered for the 2021 Virtual Conference &Expo (Subject to change–Rev. 2021-05-12) (ADV-3726) Accelerating Disaster Recovery with an Integrated Smart City Model Author(s)/Presenters(s): Yusa H. Battal; Robert Boys; Damon Armeni; Natalie Hutcheson; Naanzem Hoomkwap; Jodie Kim; Mark Blumkin Level: Basic TCM Section(s): 3.2. Asset Planning 10.2. Forecasting Type: Pre-recorded presentation Abstract: The traditional natural disaster recovery models and methods are focused on repairing and using existing engineering resources to resume operations in the fastest and safest methods available. However, there is unrealized value in improving our infrastructure by adding high tech features and strengthening structural integrity, though this is costly and requires long term complex engineering plans. This article aims to consider both methodologies and how an integrated approach could result in building resilient smart cities at a dramatically reduced cost just after natural disasters. An integrated approach would focus not only on resuming operations, reducing construction, repair, and economic distribution costs but also improving quality of life in high-populated areas that are prone to natural disasters. This paper reviews two approaches through a financial model: one rebuilding traditionally and another rebuilding as a smart city following the integrated approach, to justify the long-term benefits of building smart cities. (BIM-3653) Application of BIM in Earned Value Management for Large-Scale Complex Construction Projects Author(s)/Presenters(s): Xuejiao Liu; Chunfu Xu; Liqiu Kang Level: Basic TCM Section(s): 9.2. Progress and Performance Measurement 10.2. Forecasting Type: Pre-recorded presentation The following combination of live webinars and pre-recorded technical sessions are scheduled to be offered for the 2021 Virtual Conference &Expo (Subject to change–Rev. 2021-05-12) Abstract: Large-scale construction projects need a large amount of investment and a long construction period for completion. It is critical for cost control of these projects to use earned value management. Large-scale and complex construction projects are often designed and constructed at the same time. BIM can reflect the design information of the engineering entity before the drawings published. In this paper, concrete volume, room area, pipe length and other engineering data in BIM are applied to generate the planned value curve of the project and ensure its accuracy, and the earned value is compared with the actual cost reflected by BIM in real time. The follow-up cost trends and the EAC (estimate at completion) can be predicted accurately, which embodies the value of BIM application. (BIM-3675) Using 4D Modeling to Perform Critical Path Analysis for Delays Author(s)/Presenters(s): Christopher W. Carson, CEP DRMP PSP FAACE; Sadia Janjua, PSP; Wesley Beaumont Level: Intermediate TCM Section(s): 6.4. Forensic Performance Assessment 11.3. Information Management Type: Live webinar Abstract: Historically 4D modeling, which connects the physical 3D model to the time-dependent schedule activities, has been used primarily to compare the as-planned and the as-built condition, providing a visual comparison presentation that helps visualize the time difference in performance but provided no other analysis. Using the full power of a 4D model, this paper shows a practical process that provides critical path method (CPM) analysis to determine delay and the ramifications of delay. Instead of pages of tedious analysis development, this process shows direct delays to the critical and near-critical path including mid-period critical path shifts in the 4D model itself. The process demonstration uses an actual project with real project data to analyze and determine delays. This can be used in contemporaneous project analysis during the schedule update process as well as for after- the-fact forensic schedule analysis situations. The authors have a strong depth of experience in CPM scheduling, building information modeling (BIM), 4D modeling, and virtual design & construction (VDC), having produced and used models for projects The following combination of live webinars and pre-recorded technical sessions are scheduled to be offered for the 2021 Virtual Conference &Expo (Subject to change–Rev. 2021-05-12) such as industrial plants, bridges, and buildings. They combine this BIM/4D/VDC modeling and CPM scheduling background with forensic analysis expertise to produce a useful and meaningful technique. (BIM-3678) BIM+ Integrated Site Data Acquisition Model for Construction Projects Author(s)/Presenters(s): Ali Montaser, P.Eng. CCP EVP PSP; Dr. Osama El Sayed Moselhi, P.Eng. Level: Intermediate TCM Section(s): 5.2. Asset Performance Measurement 10.2. Forecasting Type: Pre-recorded presentation Abstract: Tracking and control of construction projects depend primarily on the accuracy, frequency and time required to collect onsite data of construction operations. Manual data acquisition methods may not be reliable or complete, as they are contingent upon motivation, judgment and skills of site personnel capturing data. To address those challenges, this paper presents automated data acquisition framework and implementation software for integrated data acquisition in construction projects. The automated framework integrates Building Information Modeling (BIM) and automated site data acquisition technologies. It captures onsite data through several components. One component is done through an onsite person, equipped with a tablet PC that has the BIM of the project to provide visualized presentation. As well, the tablet PC includes data acquisition technologies to enable capturing data in real time. The tablet PC has barcode reader, RFID reader, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a camera. The developed framework and algorithms are implemented in prototype software BIM+. It is Two-Tier software, which utilizes an object-oriented BIM model. The paper reinforces this through applying the framework and the implementation software to real project case study. (BIM-3682) Control+ Integrated Data Analysis and Reporting for Construction Projects Author(s)/Presenters(s): Ali Montaser, P.Eng.; Dr. Osama El Sayed Moselhi, P.Eng. Level: Intermediate The following combination of live webinars and pre-recorded technical sessions are scheduled to be offered for the 2021 Virtual Conference &Expo (Subject to change–Rev. 2021-05-12) TCM Section(s): 5.2. Asset Performance Measurement 10.1. Project Performance Assessment Type: Pre-recorded presentation Abstract: Earned value analysis (EVA) is used for reporting work progress and forecasting project status at completion. Critical to its reliable application is accurate and timely data for quantifying the earned progress. Traditional analysis and reporting methods place considerable load on project controls team due to the large amount of data that needs processing and the inter-dependency between the data. To address those challenges, this paper presents automated data analysis & reporting framework and its implementation software. The developed framework makes full use of building information modeling (BIM) to provide visualization and pertinent information of activities. The developed framework embraces the human factors to augment the visualization-information aspects and automated site data acquisition. The developed model demonstrates the significance of data fusion of a wide range of automated site data acquisition technologies and BIM. The developed framework and algorithms are implemented in prototype software Control+. It is three-tier web-based software for processing, analyzing, and reporting the captured data. The developed model can generate reports in different granularity (i.e. project, activity, object, and resource levels) and time windows (i.e. daily, weekly, and monthly). The paper reinforces this through applying the framework and the implementation software to real project. (BIM-3692) BIM and Cost Estimation: What Will Change and What Will Remain the Same Author(s)/Presenters(s): Fernando Valderrama Level: Basic TCM Section(s): 7.3. Cost Estimating and Budgeting Type: Pre-recorded presentation Abstract: The explosion of BIM has given rise to new real possibilities for improving the economic management of construction. Changes appear in traditional processes and roles, but new agents also enter that place BIM as an objective in itself, instead of just another component of project management. The paper develops the impact of BIM on cost estimation, showing with real examples the changes that The following combination of live webinars and pre-recorded technical sessions are scheduled to be offered for the 2021 Virtual Conference &Expo (Subject to change–Rev. 2021-05-12) are taking place. It also suggests how to take advantage of the new environment to improve processes and describes the knowledge and skills that will continue to be needed in construction management, no matter what happens with technology. (CDR-3613) Weather Impacts and Loss of Productivity Claims Author(s)/Presenters(s): Tong Zhao, PE PSP; J. Mark Dungan Level: Intermediate TCM Section(s): 6.4. Forensic Performance Assessment 10.1. Project Performance Assessment Type: Pre-recorded presentation Abstract: Labor productivity is susceptible to many affecting factors which can cause loss of productivity, and weather is one of them. Depending on the root causes, weather impacts can be
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