Collaborative BIM-Based Construction Coordination Progress Modeling Using Extended Collaborative Process Modeling (exCPM)

Agile project management pursues repetitive and continuous management through an empirical process control method considering the complexity of the project. This study aimed to propose a collaborative Building Information Modeling (BIM)-based work process, focusing on construction coordination tasks...

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Published in:Buildings (Basel) 2024-01, Vol.14 (2), p.358
Main Authors: Shim, Jae-Hyung, Ham, Nam-Hyuk, Kim, Jae-Jun
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agile project management
BIM
Building information modeling
Collaboration
Construction
construction coordination
Construction industry
Control methods
Coordination
Defective products
Empirical analysis
exCPM
Industrial project management
Methods
Modelling
Optimization
Planning
Process control
Process controls
Project management
Scrum framework
Software
Software development
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Summary:Agile project management pursues repetitive and continuous management through an empirical process control method considering the complexity of the project. This study aimed to propose a collaborative Building Information Modeling (BIM)-based work process, focusing on construction coordination tasks among participants during the construction phase of a project. The theoretical framework chosen for this endeavor was the Scrum framework, selected after analyzing previous research to align with the specific characteristics of construction coordination. Using the Scrum framework as a foundation, the study employed the exCPM methodology to model the collaborative BIM-based construction coordination progress. To validate the model, it underwent a transformation into a Petri-Nets model through the marked graph building block (MGBB) along with established rules for model conversion. The converted model was then subjected to validation through reachability tree analysis. The findings of this study hold applicability to diverse collaboration processes that leverage BIM in the construction industry.
ISSN:2075-5309
2075-5309
DOI:10.3390/buildings14020358