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ORCIDJournal of Information Technology in Construction, Volume 8
Volume 8, 2003
- Q. Z. Yang:
IFC-compliant design information modelling and sharing. 1-14 - Raja R. A. Issa, Ian Flood, Gul Caglasin:
A survey of e-business implementation in the US construction industry. 15-28 - J. L. Andresen, Knud Christensen, R. W. Howard:
Project management with a project web. 29-41 - Jennifer Whyte:
Industrial applications of virtual reality in architecture and construction. 43-50 - Robert R. Lipman, Kent A. Reed:
Visualization of structural steel product models. 51-64 - Vineet R. Kamat, Julio C. Martínez:
Automated generation of dynamic, operations level virtual construction scenarios. 65-84 - Lauri Savioja, Markku Mantere, Iikka Olli, Seppo Äyräväinen, Matti Gröhn, Jyrki Iso-Aho:
Utilizing virtual environments in construction projects. 85-99 - Kalle Kähkönen:
Editorial: virtual reality technology in architecture and construction. 101-103 - Bo-Christer Björk:
Electronic document management in construction - research issues and results. 105-117 - Mohammad A. Hassanain, Thomas M. Froese, Dana J. Vanier:
Implementation of a distributed, model-based integrated asset management system. 119-134 - Väino Tarandi:
Editorial: IFC - product models for the AEC arena. 135-137 - Calvin Kam, Martin Fischer, Reijo Hänninen, Auli Karjalainen, Jarmo Laitinen:
The product model and Fourth Dimension project. 137-166 - Anders Rönneblad, Thomas Olofsson:
Application of IFC in design and production of precast concrete constructions. 167-180 - Matthias Weise, Peter Katranuschkov, Thomas Liebich, Raimar J. Scherer:
Structural analysis extension of the IFC modelling framework. 181-200 - Abidemi Owolabi, Chimay J. Anumba, Ashraf El-Hamalawi:
Architecture for implementing IFC-based online construction product libraries. 201-218 - Inhan Kim, Thomas Liebich, Seong-Sig Kim:
Development of a Two Dimensional model space extension for IAI/IFC2.X2nd model. 219-230 - Thomas Froese:
Future directions for IFC-based interoperability. 231-246 - Charles M. Eastman, Rafael Sacks, Ghang Lee:
Development and implementation of advanced IT in the North American precast concrete industry. 247-262 - Robert Amor, Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves:
Editorial: eWork and eBusiness. 263-264 - Sameh Shaaban, John McKechnie, Stephen Lockley:
Modelling information seeking behaviour of AEC professionals on online technical information resources. 265-281 - Andreas Meissner, Ioannis Mathes, Lito Baxevanaki, Giovanna Dore, Cherif Branki:
The COSMOS Integrated IT solution at railway and motorway construction sites - two case studies. 283-291 - Celson Lima, Jeff Stephens, Michel Böhms:
The bcXML: supporting eCommerce and knowledge management in the construction industry. 293-308 - Mauro Mangini, Fabrizio Pelli:
eBusiness scheme for engineering consulting services. 309-318 - Abdul Samad Kazi, Chotchai Charoenngam:
Facilitating inter-enterprise information exchange in one-of-a-kind settings. 319-340 - Eknarin Sriprasert, Nashwan Dawood:
Multi-constraint information management and visualisation for collaborative planning and control in construction. 341-366 - Magnus Bäckblom, Anssi Ruohtula, Bo-Christer Björk:
Use of document management systems - a case study of the Finnish construction industry. 367-380 - Shailesh Jain, Godfried Augenbroe:
A methodology for supporting product selection from e-catalogues. 381-396 - Christer Finne:
How the internet is changing the role of construction information middlemen. 397-412 - Peter Katranuschkov, Alexander Gehre, Raimar J. Scherer:
An ontology framework to access IFC model data. 413-437
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