Technologies have made enormous advancements in the construction industry due to advancements in the field of information technology. BIM, which widely uses in the industry, aims to manage construction projects and improve planning and design efficiency.
Managing construction projects with GIS (Geographic Information System) has immense potential. Many construction projects use BIM technology for this reason.
The Geographic Information System (GIS) combines information on location and theme into one environment. All phases of construction, including data management, information integration, estimation of costs, etc., can be clarified by this technology. As a result, decision-making becomes more effective as well as the coordination among planners, designers, and contractors improve.
Design & Planning Phases of GIS
During the planning and design phases of the construction industry, there are a large number of charts, graphs, and tables that store data. This data can sort with GIS to help the industry. Associated parties will be able to access the data at any time due to the system’s rapid retrieval mechanism.
The concept of BIM refers to the process of combining all the building components into a single management database so that all participants in a project can understand the entire life cycle from a single perspective. Also, it analyzes comprehensively the financial and environmental costs associated with a construction project.
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Arka Roy
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