Making a real-world digital twin for construction projects (Softcopy is also available) (Record no. 72082)

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Personal name Patel, Devarsh (UG180148)
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Title Making a real-world digital twin for construction projects (Softcopy is also available)
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Date of publication, distribution, etc 2023
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Formatted contents note <br/> TABLE OF CONTENTS <br/>ABSTRACT i <br/>UNDERTAKING iii <br/>CERTIFICATE v <br/>ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii <br/>ABBREVIATIONS ix <br/>TABLE OF CONTENTS xi <br/>LIST OF FIGURES xiii <br/>LIST OF TABLES xv <br/>CHAPTER-1: INTRODUCTION 1 <br/>1.1 Research Background 1 <br/>1.1.1 Digitalisation Transformation 1 <br/>1.1.2 Rise of Industry 4.0 from Digital-to-Digital Twin 2 <br/>1.2 Research Significance and Need 4 <br/>1.3 Research Gaps 4 <br/>CHAPTER-2: LITERATURE REVIEW 7 <br/>2.1 Literature Referred related to Digital Twin Technology 7 <br/>2.1.1 Emergence of Digital Twin using BIM and IoTs 7 <br/>2.1.2 Application of Digital Twin in Construction 8 <br/>2.1.3 Need for Digital Twin Framework for Construction Projects 9 <br/>CHAPTER-3:RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 11 <br/>3.1 Research Methodology and its Objectives ..11 <br/>3.2 Research Methodology Timeline 13 <br/>CHAPTER-4: DATA COLLECTION 15 <br/>4.1 Physical Construction Data Types and Samples 15 <br/>4.2 Virtual Construction Data Type and Samples 16 <br/>4.3 How to extract data from physical assets to make Digital Twin 17 <br/>4.3.1 Process of Data Extraction through Internet of Things (IOT) Devices 18 <br/>4.3.2 Requirement of Data Acquisition Tools (IoTs Devices 18 <br/>4.3.3 Data Acquisition, Processing and Uses 19 <br/>4.4 Level of Information extracted to make construction digital twin. 20 <br/>4.4.1 Interaction with physical entity to extract data required. 20 <br/>4.5 Physical to digital application for each construction parameters 22 <br/>4.6 Proposed Use cases for digital twin 23 <br/>4.6.1 Development of “Real Time Progress Monitoring 23 <br/>4.6.2 Development of “Equipment Planning and Logistics” 24 <br/>4.6.3 Development of “Safety Monitoring” 24 <br/>4.6.4 “Quality defects identification and assessment” using digital twin 25 <br/>4.6.5 “Using efficiently equipment and increase its productivity” using digital twin 26 <br/>CHAPTER-5: BENEFITS OF STAKEHOLDER THROUGH DIGITAL TWIN USE CASES AND ITS IMPACT ON OVERALL LIFECYCLE OF PROJECT 27 <br/>5.1 Stakeholder Involved in Office 27 <br/>5.2 Stakeholder Involved on site. 28 <br/>5.3 Stakeholder Involved Hybrid (On Site/Office) 29 <br/>5.4 Level of Technologies adopted by different Organisation Analyses 30 <br/>5.5 Stakeholder challenges faced and its solutions using digital twin model 31 <br/>5.6 Visualizing each DT Use cases Interface for better understanding. 32 <br/>CHAPTER-6: TO EVALUATE FUNCTIONALITY AND EFFICIENCY OF EXISTING DIGITAL TOOLS 37 <br/>6.1 Listed Digital Tools/Software used to produce DT model 37 <br/>6.2 Integration of Software to produce proposed DT use cases. 38 <br/>CHAPTER-7: IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL TWIN IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS 43 <br/>7.1 Implementation of DT in Construction Project 43 <br/>7.1.1 Site Logistics Management Digital Twin Model 43 <br/>7.2 Equipment Management Digital Model 50 <br/>7.2.1 Existing Process of Equipment Management on Site and Problems Faced 50 <br/>7.2.2 Equipment Management Digitisation 51 <br/>7.2.3 Extraction from physical entity using Sensors and IoT Devices 52 <br/>7.2.4 Proposed DT for equipment management application on BIM model 53 <br/>CHAPTER-8: VALIDATION 55 <br/>8.1 Validation of Proposed Use Cases 55 <br/>8.2 Interview and Survey data outcome 56 <br/>CHAPTER-9: CONCLUSION,LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE SCOPE 59 <br/>REFERENCES 61<br/>
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Topic Faculty of Technology
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