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_aRoutledge Handbook of Smart Built Environment / _cedited by Weisheng Lu and Chimay J. Anumba. |
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| 505 | 0 | _aForeword by Faye BowserIntroductionChimay J. Anumba andWeisheng LuChapter 1: Digital twins for smart decision-making Chady Elias, Isabelle Southern, and Raja R.A. IssaChapter 2: From particles to spaces: The intelligent planning unit (IPU) theory to simplify the built environment Suyash Padhye andMakarand HastakChapter 3: Generative design for excellence (DfX) for a smart built environment: From rule-based imitation to data-driven exploration Ziyu Peng, Yi Zhang, Weisheng Lu, Junjie Chen, Liupengfei Wu andJinying XuChapter 4: Project Delivery Methods to Digital Fabrication in Architecture: A Comparative Case Study from a Modularity PerspectiveTan Tan, Daniel Hall, Eleni Papadonikolaki, Grant Mills and Konrad GraserChapter 5: Unlocking the power of language models for smart configuration in the AEC domain using spoken language understanding Yinyi Wei, Xiao Li, Chengke Wu and Frank PetzoldChapter 6: Physical fatigue assessment (PFA) for construction workers with AI and sensory techniques Yantao Yu andZirui LiChapter 7: Smart or not? Perspectives on digital fabrication and digital construction Qian Chen, Ming Shan Ng and Jürgen HacklChapter 8: Methodical review of exoskeleton use in the construction industry Abiola Akanmu, Anthony Yusuf, Adedeji Afolabi, and Nihar GonsalvesChapter 9: Ontological Models for Construction Scheduling and Resource Planning Zigeng Fang, Songbo Hu, Junlin Wang, Yihai Fang and Qiuchen LuChapter 10: Iterative Digital Twin Development for High Technology Healthcare Buildings: The Case of a New Ophthalmology Diagnostic Hub Grant Mills, Duncan Wilson, Anne Symons, Irinie Roufaeel, Peter Scully, David Shanks, Cephas Bhaskar, Ian Eames,Hari Jayaram, Sobha Sivaprasad and Paul FosterChapter 11: A Theoretical Framework for Integrating Digital Twins in Building Lifecycle Management Karla Saldana Ochoa, Yasin Delavar, Deepak Balakrishnan, Chady Elias, Ravi S. Srinivasan andChimay J. AnumbaChapter 12: Digital Twin-Based Prototype System for Healthcare Facilities Management Obinna C. Madubuike and Chimay J. AnumbaChapter 13: Activity-Based Models for Smart and Sustainable Urban Environment Qian-Cheng Wang and Li WanChapter 14: Sustainable Urban Built Environment: Principles, Tools, and ApplicationsPhillip Jones and Jianxiang HuangChapter 15: Exploring the Potentials and Obstacles of City Information Modelling Junhao Wu, Feng Qiu andLing MaChapter 16: Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) and the Built Environment Qiao Si, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Guan Huang and Yang YueChapter 17: Integrated Smart Curb Management in Urban Built Environments Addressing Human Dynamics and Disruptive TechnologiesYan WangChapter 18：Digital technologies for climate-adaptive smart urban transportation systemsJinying Xu, Kristen MacAskill, Catherine Richards and Asaf TzachorChapter 19: Blockchain for Smart Built Environment: Current Status, Challenges, and Prospects Liupengfei Wu, Weisheng Lu, Jinying Xu, Jinfeng Lou and Liang YuanChapter 20: Effects of Signage Color on Human Psychophysiological States and Wayfinding Performance in Urban Underground Spaces with Different Noise Levels: A Combined EEG and VR Experiment Isabelle Y.S. Chan, Hao Chen and Pei MaConclusionWeisheng Lu and Chimay J. Anumba | |
| 520 | _aThe primary aim of this edited volume is to document the current theories, best practices, and technological advancements in the move towards a Smart Built Environment (SBE). The needs to accelerate towards the SBE are numerous and include: Increasing complexities and the need for interconnectivity within the built environment (e.g. mega infrastructure projects) Data-driven decision-making resulting in higher demand from clients (e.g. smart design, construction, operation, and end of life [EOL]) High requirements from stakeholders (e.g. system efficiency, environmental performance, green procurement) Fast paced technological advancement and integration Natural disaster resilience of the built environment (e.g. prediction, smart control of building component) Sustainability issues around the built environment In this book, the interrelationships among the various lifecycle stages: design, construction, operation, and EOL; the collective benefit of synergy at building level, multi-infrastructure level, and city-level, as well as the ultimate goals in relation to the deployment of smart technologies in the industry are addressed. Part I covers smart design and construction, Part II smart living, and operation, and Part III broadens the scope to the whole smart city. Chapters examine: How smart technologies can improve the effectiveness, productivity, and efficiency of the built environment An overview of theories and practices that are enabled by innovations and technologies for developing the SBE The basis for new research agenda, new concepts, and frameworks for future development This handbook documents the current theories, practices, and technologies and develops a holistic approach for research and practice by adopting a multidimensional outlook for the SBE. It is an essential reference work for all built environment stakeholders, from academia through to the professions. | ||
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_aLü, Weisheng, _eeditor. _uThe University of Hong Kong. _1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjxmrPyvXmhb7rQT3FcgKd _994137 |
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