Language scripting (GDL) language Open Standards Architectural IFC, RVT, IFC, IFC, DWG, IFC IFC, DWG DWG, DNG, DGN DGN, DWG PLN, NWD Structural IFC, IFC, IFC IFC IFC, CIS/2 Model CIS/2 CIS/2 CAD Data DXF, DWG, DWG, DXF DWG, DXF DWG, DXF DWG DXF GIS Data SHP, SHP, SHP, KMZ, SHP, KMZ, - KMZ, KMZ, WFS WFS WFS, WFS, GML GML Civil LandXML, DWG DWG Engineering DWG, , DWG DWG DGN Cost XLSX, ODBC ODBC ODBC ODBC Estimating ODBC Visualisation FBX, SKP, MOV, SKP, SKP - Model SKP, Rhino WMF NWD COBie Data IFC, IFC IFC IFC - XLSX Scheduling P3, MPP P3, MPP P3, MPP MPP P3 Data Energy IFC, IFC, IFC, IFC, gbXML IFC, gbXML Analysis gbXML gbXML gbXML Site Imagery JPG, PNG PNG PNG, JPG, BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TIFF PNG TIFF BIM-enabled Building Waste Performance Analysis (BWA) The term Building waste performance analysis (BWA) is coined here to capture the whole process of employing the BIM for predicting and designing out construction waste. The BWA is mainly comprised of four key steps namely, building model analysis, (i) (ii) waste prediction, waste visualization, and waste minimisation. Transcripts of the (iii) (iv) FGIs are used to develop the phases of the BWA, which are given at the beginning of these phases. The BWA process is illustrated in the Figure 3 as shown below.
Language (GDL) scripting language Open Standards Architectural IFC, RVT, DWG, DGN, PLN, NWD IFC, DNG, DWG IFC, DWG, DGN IFC IFC, DWG Structural Model IFC, CIS/2 IFC, CIS/2 IFC IFC IFC, CIS/2 CAD Data DXF, DWG DWG, DXF DWG, DXF DWG, DXF DWG, DXF GIS Data SHP, KMZ, WFS, GML SHP, KMZ, WFS, GML SHP, KMZ, WFS SHP, KMZ, WFS - Civil Engineering DWG, DGN DWG LandXML, DWG DWG DWG Cost Estimating XLSX, ODBC ODBC ODBC ODBC ODBC Visualisation Model FBX, SKP, NWD SKP, Rhino MOV, SKP, WMF SKP - COBie Data IFC, XLSX IFC IFC IFC - Scheduling Data P3, MPP P3, MPP P3, MPP MPP P3 Energy Analysis IFC, gbXML IFC, gbXML IFC, gbXML IFC, gbXML IFC, gbXML Site Imagery JPG, PNG PNG PNG, JPG, BMP, TIFF BMP, JPG, PNG GIF, PNG, TIFF BIM-enabled Building Waste Performance Analysis (BWA) The term Building waste performance analysis (BWA) is coined here to capture the whole process of employing the BIM for predicting and designing out construction waste. The BWA is mainly comprised of four key steps namely, (i) building model analysis, (ii) waste prediction, (iii) waste visualization, and (iv) waste minimisation. Transcripts of the FGIs are used to develop the phases of the BWA, which are given at the beginning of these phases. The BWA process is illustrated in the Figure 3 as shown below. ,
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