Abstract Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) in building construction remains a
worldwide problem in terms of workplace injury, illness and fatality statistics. Construction …

Effective workspace planning is known to play a crucial role in site planning and
construction activity scheduling. This research seeks to enhance the usual manual …

Abstract Construction Hazard Prevention through Design (CHPtD) is the consideration for
worker safety in the design phase of a construction project. CHPtD theory has seen an …

There has been a growing demand for engineer-to-order (ETO) prefabricated building
systems, in which a unique product must fulfill the requirements of specific clients. Although …

In order for a project to be satisfactory to end-users and completed with high quality, the
architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry heavily relies on digital modeling …

Data to field operations of construction resources (personnel, equipment, materials) is vast,
but the effort of collecting, analyzing, and visualizing is hardly ever taken. One main reason …

Recent advances in building information modelling (BIM) have disseminated the utilization
of multi-dimensional (nD) CAD information in the construction industry. Nevertheless, the …

Smooth flow of production in construction is hampered by disparity between individual trade
teams' goals and the goals of stable production flow for the project as a whole. This is …

Construction remains as a hazardous industry that can expose construction workers to fatal
accidents and illnesses. With recent advances in BIM technology, project information in BIM …

In the field of construction, indoor localization of mobile construction resources remains a
universal challenge. Although discussions have focused on the tracking accuracy and …