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Building Information Modeling for an Effective Adoption of Quantity Surveying Prof. Ritali Shrikant Wagh1, Prof. Suhas Vilas Dharane 2 1Assistant Professor, Engineering Science dept. at Pune Vidyarthi Griha’s College of engineering and Shrikrishna S.
Dhamankar Institute of Management, Nashik-422003
2 Assistant Professor, Engineering Science dept. at Pune Vidyarthi Griha’s College of engineering and Shrikrishna S.
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Abstract - This study aims to identify the implementation of
infrastructure, with focusing on the continued growth and a potential approach towards sustainability and innovations. These construction sectors now a day’s
building information modeling in Indian construction industry and role of advancement in BIM implementation integrating with artificial intelligence for development of various aspects i.e. Sustainability, Energy efficiency, Financial management, Quality and quantity control, construction schedule and time management, Safety management and risk assessment, resource and material management, design optimization and simulation, construction waste management etc. of construction industry in India. Building information modeling has significant applications in construction industry which provide tremendous opportunities to connect with the innovative technologies and adopting them to fulfill the current requirements of Indian construction industry. In past days construction industry experienced remarkable improvement, especially through the collaboration of advancement in BIM.
Moving towards the adoption of advance technologies such as Building information modelling. Though there is implementation of innovative technology in Indian construction industries having some limitations in adoption through this study it is understand that problems may solve by following new innovations and technology. Building Information Modeling (BIM) is one of the most visible aspects of a deep and fundamental change that is rapidly transforming the global construction industry. It is the platform that brings about collaboration between project stakeholders and improvement of project outcomes. (Abubakar, MuIbrahim, Yahaya Makarfi, Bala,K)1 The lifecycle management of construction project based on BIM is analyzed thoroughly, and thought that the usage of BIM may solve the problem of information demand in the lifecycle management of construction project, and changes the way of information transmission and accumulation. (Chen Baoping, Wu Wei, He Xin)2
The integration of building information modeling and artificial intelligence contributes huge potential for transforming the global scenario of Indian construction industry. This study also focuses on the evolution of building information modeling in Indian construction industry, case studies overview where BIM is successfully implemented in India and the future advantages of integrated system of BIM and AI. There after the concept of integrated building information modeling and artificial intelligence not only consider the major aspects of construction projects but also consider the human centered design i.e. augmented intelligence concept as well as the health, safety, comfort of the stockholders which could be great remark in multidimensional development and could be beneficial to overcome the challenges for actual implementation of this technology in Indian construction industry.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is widely seen as a catalyst for innovation and productivity in the construction industry. BIM can assist a more sustainable construction process that in turn may contribute to eradicating poverty in developing countries.(Nam Buiab*, Christoph Merschbrockb, Bjørn Erik Munkvolda)3 It becomes imperative to empirically assess the measures to improve the implementation of BIM among AEC firms. It is against this backdrop that four different AEC firms were considered in this study. (Babatunde, Solomon Olusola)4
Key Words: Bill of Quantities (BQ), BIM (building Information Modelling, Construction Industry.
Recently Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been widely used to manage building information throughout the project life-cycle more effectively and efficiently. (Kim, Seong-ah,Chin, Sangyoon,Yoon, Suwon,Shin, Tae-hong,Kim, Yea-sang)5
1. INTRODUCTION As construction industry has vast contribution in Indian economic development. It is the second largest contributor to the GDP after the agricultural sector also plays a vital role in employment, and the development of
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