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Utilising integrated information system approach for building demolition project management

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posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by S Pun, Chunlu LiuChunlu Liu
Building demolition has been undergoing evolutionary development in its technologies for several decades. In order to achieve a high level of demolition material reuse and recycling, new management approaches are also necessitated. Several information systems are proposed or developed particularly promoting efficient project management, waste minimization and project safety. These information systems include waste exchange, 4D visualization, safety aware schedule, waste product schedule, site atTangement optimization and so on. However, the fragmented information systems applied by various parties involved in the demolition project could generate conflicts due to the lack of communication and standardization. This paper aims to develop a framework of an integrated information system for building demolition projects, which covers the major aspects of innovative management approaches and conventional construction project management perspective. Practically, the system will serve as an information portal for all demolition project team members.

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Title of proceedings

Proceedings of CRIOCM 2004 International Reseach Symposium on Advancement of Construction Management and Real Estate

Event

Advancement of Construction Management and Real Estate. Research Symposium (2004 : Hong Kong, China)

Pagination

85 - 93

Publisher

Chinese Research Institute of Construction Management

Location

Hong Kong, China

Place of publication

Hong Kong, China

Start date

2004-12-06

End date

2004-12-07

ISBN-13

9789623674331

ISBN-10

9623674333

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Editor/Contributor(s)

C Feng, M Yam, W Lu, D Drew, Y Tan, M Yu

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