A Multi-Story Expandable Systematic Hierarchical Construction Information Classification System for Implementing Information Processing in Highway Construction

Author:

Chung Taewon1,Bok Jin Hoon2,Ji Hyon Wook2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Research & Development Center, Hanmac Engineering, Seoul 05774, Republic of Korea

2. Research & Development Center, Saman Corporation, Seoul 05774, Republic of Korea

Abstract

In the field of infrastructure construction, progress in digital transformation remains limited; this is particularly true in road construction, an infrastructure facility involving design, construction, and operation stages. Many construction subjects are involved at each stage of this cycle, generating substantial construction information. To drive the digital transformation of the construction industry, a construction information classification system is necessary for the development of a systematic construction information model. This study focuses on categorizing construction information into objects and activities, defining unit work by combining these two categories, and allowing for the flexible processing of construction information. A construction information classification system was developed, representing the evolving construction-related methodological information throughout the project’s lifecycle. Applying this multi-story expandable systematic hierarchical system to a highway project demonstrates the representation of key tasks in each construction phase, enabling the future stage-specific expansion of construction information for individual tasks. The proposed system could advance the digital transformation in infrastructure construction.

Funder

Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes,Computer Science Applications,Process Chemistry and Technology,General Engineering,Instrumentation,General Materials Science

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