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Development Of A Web Based Interactive 4 D Block Tower Model For Construction Planning And Scheduling Education
Author(s) -
Jeonghoon Kim,
Julian Kang,
Byeong-Cheol Lho
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--12757
Subject(s) - computer science , block scheduling , schedule , scheduling (production processes) , bar chart , gantt chart , chart , site planning , multimedia , engineering , engineering drawing , systems engineering , operations management , statistics , mathematics education , mathematics , operating system
For construction projects implemented in a congested area, the ability to understand spatial relationship between structures is expected to play an important role in construction planning and scheduling. However, students can hardly understand the time-space relationship at the job site using a CPM network or a bar chart. Research shows that visual representation of the construction sequence helps to detect logical errors in the construction schedule. Therefore, a 4D construction model, which depicts the construction sequence in the 3D world is expected to help students learn time-space relationship in the construction schedule more effectively. Also, by disseminating the 4D construction model over the Internet, students will learn the time-space issues in construction planning and scheduling at their own pace. We developed a Web-based interactive 4D block-tower model in order to teach time-space issues in construction planning and scheduling more effectively. This paper addresses the process of developing a Web-based interactive 4D block-tower model and how it could improve teaching time-space relationship in the construction schedule.

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