Discusses BIM implementation in the Istanbul Grand Airport project and its impact on project efficiency and collaboration.
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Examines the benefits, challenges, and necessity of BIM in construction management services in Turkey.
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https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/2804090
Overview of smart building systems, including automation, safety, telecommunications, and facility management technologies.
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https://www.akillisehirler.gov.tr/wp-content/uploads/KapasiteGelistirme/Egitim_Pdf/ingilizce/smart_structures_web_formati.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Case study of Hatfield Digital Twin City (HDTC) project at the University of Pretoria – a digital twin initiative for urban management
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https://www.up.ac.za/news/post_3008856-future-fit-african-cities-up-designs-digital-twin-city-to-improve-metro-management
Case study produced by a private developer. Commercial Development Project in South Africa
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Excerpt from August 2022 issue of Institute of Municipal Engineering of Southern Africa Journal
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https://issuu.com/glen.t/docs/imiesa_august_2022/s/16733082
Study analysing barriers to BIM adoption in Mongolia
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https://easychair.org/publications/paper/J76b/open?utm
Case study into 3 pilot projects utilizing Building Information Modelling with a goal to develop a framework for BIM adoption, establish BIM adoption benchmarks and establish productivity measures for companies to evaluate effectiveness of BIM tools
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https://bimtopics.civil.ubc.ca/files/2012/01/Construction_ICT_final_summary_report_March_20_2014.pdf
Study using a detailed questionnaire survey administered to seven Canadian construction professionals with BIM expertise from various provinces explores how BIM will be used specifically in construction project management in Canada, identifying opportunities, challenges, and necessary changes.
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http://ascpro0.ascweb.org/archives/cd/2016/paper/CPRT103002016.pdf
This case study explains Tel Aviv’s strategy, demonstrating how a high level of smart urban services was achieved using decentralized, low-cost methods. The report provides details on the approach, such as its reliance on the local startup ecosystem, its creation of services using open municipal databanks and public-private partnerships, and its emphasis on lightweight services that interact directly with residents. The case study analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Tel Aviv’s approach, discussing the technologies, processes, and strategies that can be used to implement a cost-effective smart city initiative.
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https://publications.iadb.org/en/international-case-studies-smart-cities-tel-aviv-israel
