eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and ConstructionThis is a comprehensive review of research related to construction informatics, with a particular focus on the related 5th framework EU projects on product and process technology and the implementation of the new economy technologies and business models in the construction industry. |
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Contents
Metaphors for knowledge capture sharing and reuse | 17 |
Virtual environments for the AEC sector the Divercity experience | 49 |
Interenterprise information management in dynamic construction enterprises | 65 |
Benefits of using product and process model data in project management | 79 |
A prototype system for material procurement management based on the SCOR and CPFR models | 95 |
Harmonization of standards and eBusiness technology for the AEC industrial sector | 109 |
Developing electronic models to support Internet bidding | 123 |
an interoperable GIS system for infrastructure decision making | 139 |
Simulation of concrete batch plant production | 199 |
Exchanges of process information between software tools in construction the PSL language | 215 |
Process models as a base for communication in revitalization projects | 231 |
Are workflow management systems useful for collaborative engineering? | 245 |
Process modelling of validation and product lifecycles | 261 |
Using ontologies for intelligent information retrieval in an ecommerce application case study | 277 |
From rough to final designs by incremental setinclusion of properties | 293 |
an experiment and impacts on industry practice | 307 |
State of the art of implementing new technologies for the management of | 153 |
Construction project management tool | 167 |
Integration of genetic algorithms and simulation for stockyard layout planning | 183 |
Current use of EDM systems in the Finnish construction industry | 331 |
Common terms and phrases
able activities allows analysis application approach Architecture building called checking client collaboration communication companies complex components concept construction construction industry context cost create database defined definition described detailed distributed document effective elements enable Engineering enterprise environment example exchange existing extension Figure format framework functions identified implementation important improve industry integration interaction interface International Internet involved knowledge language mapping materials means ment methods objects ontology operation organisations participants performance planning platform possible practice presented problem process model product model properties proposed REFERENCES represent requirements role schema selected server sharing shows simulation solution space specific standard structure tasks technical tion University virtual workflow
Bibliographic information
| Title | eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction |
| Editors | Z. Turk, R. Scherer |
| Publisher | CRC Press, 2002 |
| ISBN | 905809507X, 9789058095077 |
| Length | 732 pages |
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