Revista GTI

Vol. 14 No. 38 (2015): Revista GTI
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METHODOLOGY FOR MODELLING THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS 5D WITH TECHNOLOGIES BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

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  • HERNÁN PORRAS DÍAZ,
  • OMAR GIOVANNY SÁNCHEZ RIVERA,
  • JOSÉ ALBERTO GALVIS GUERRA
HERNÁN PORRAS DÍAZ
Universidad Industrial de Santander
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OMAR GIOVANNY SÁNCHEZ RIVERA
Universidad Industrial de Santander
Bio
JOSÉ ALBERTO GALVIS GUERRA
Universidad Industrial de Santander
Bio

Published 2014-11-04

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PORRAS DÍAZ, H., SÁNCHEZ RIVERA, O. G., & GALVIS GUERRA, J. A. (2014). METHODOLOGY FOR MODELLING THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS 5D WITH TECHNOLOGIES BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING. Revista GTI, 14(38), 59–73. Retrieved from https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistagti/article/view/4869

Abstract


Planning a program of work for the construction of a building project, it is a complex work, that due 
to the large amount of building components, and labor required for the execution of the activities 
of the work team and the large volume of information on a construction project, among others. A 
model of the construction process facilitates the development of a program of work. In this paper 
a methodology for the development of a model of the construction process is proposed, taking 
into account fve variables (dimension in the x-dimension in the y-dimension in the z axis, time 
and cost). For the modeling technologies "building information modeling" (BIM), and the case 
study is the reinforced concrete structure of a bus station located in the city of Bucaramanga, 
Colombia used. The advantages of developing a 5D BIM model, as discussed, manage construction 
information, interference detection and inconsistencies, planning activities and resources for project 
implementation, monitoring of the construction process and reduce losses in the process construction.


KEYWORDS: Building information modeling, BIM, BIM 5D, Construction process, 5D construction 
process modeling, Management of the construction process, Construction management.

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