Durability of Building Materials and Components 8NRC Research Press, 1999 - 2954 pages Volume one of a set of four, this text contains the proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Building Materials and Componenets (8dbmc) held in Vancouver in 1999. The book contains four parts each reflecting contributions made to the durability of specific building materials, namely: concrete, masonry, wood and polymers. |
Contents
Preface xxix | 2129 |
VOLUME | 2130 |
Development of an integrated conservation and maintenance | 2148 |
IAI and IFCstateoftheart | 2157 |
LCA as performance requirement in the Dutch building decree | 2164 |
Development of a durability classification system for protective | 2167 |
A prototype distributed CIC system based on IAI standards | 2171 |
Survey of the durability of the facades of 4000 dwellings in northern | 2180 |
a KBS for tall buildings design | 2619 |
the same game? | 2640 |
Computer software architecture to support automated building | 2665 |
Real estate renovation decisions based on cost approach appraising | 2681 |
Effective roof management understanding the life cycle of your | 2686 |
accelerated aging | 2687 |
A building lifecycle information system for tracking building | 2688 |
The benefits and costs of information technology systems in building | 2705 |
Knowledgebased product data server for concurrent engineering | 2189 |
A collaborative environment for building construction project | 2214 |
First experiences with an inception support modeller for | 2234 |
Designing for disassembly to extend service life and increase | 2236 |
Sustainability by strengthening the relation between disciplines | 2249 |
Utility assessment of electronic networking technologies | 2259 |
Increasing onsite productivity through wireless computer control | 2277 |
A computeraided prioritisation framework for planned | 2296 |
Life cycle appraisal of building elements by multiple performance | 2307 |
Material induced structural deterioration and maintenance strategy | 2314 |
a process protocol model | 2316 |
A survey of information technology in the Canadian construction | 2338 |
multimedia progress reporting | 2358 |
An architecture for heavy duty machine controllers foreseeing | 2377 |
organizing | 2395 |
Managing and exploiting knowledge assets in the construction | 2419 |
Measuring moisture content in wood with built in probes | 2421 |
Securing sustainable building and resource management through | 2423 |
Using images pattern recognition and neural networks for coating | 2429 |
A integrated decisionsupport system model for construction | 2452 |
Coordination of classification for product modelling | 2465 |
Metagame analysis for determining construction methods | 2487 |
Use of automatic keyphrase generation for creation of | 2507 |
Exploring the application of casebased reasoning | 2526 |
A CDROMbased interactive bibliography on service | 2547 |
Project management issues in remote CAD outsourcing | 2559 |
the modular design | 2579 |
Integration of parametric geometric modeling and construction | 2601 |
Effect of repeated load on micro structure and carbonation | 2616 |
The development of industry foundation classes for facilities | 2724 |
Examples of product model transformations in construction | 2737 |
Highlights of the development process of industry foundation classes | 2758 |
Constraints of product modelling approach in building | 2776 |
Measuring information integration in project teams | 2791 |
Costloaded production model for planning and control | 2813 |
Industry foundation class modeling for estimating and scheduling | 2825 |
is a capability maturity model applicable in the construction | 2836 |
Model based construction process management | 2844 |
an information system adapted to | 2864 |
The practical needs of integrating scope cost and time | 2888 |
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PART TWENTYTWO | 2899 |
Properties of the virtual building | 2909 |
The virtual building the implications of its preparation during | 2920 |
Learning construction in virtual worlds | 2930 |
Virtual construction for automated schedule generation | 2939 |
Virtual reality as a design and visualisation tool in the housebuilding | 2945 |
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