Servicios de consultoría en modelado de información de construcción (BIM) y levantamiento cuantitativo en Nigeria
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https://doi.org/10.5935/jetia.v7i32.787Resumen
En el creciente negocio de la construcción sostenible, Building Information Modeling (BIM) representa un nuevo paradigma. Este nuevo cambio de paradigma debe ser adoptado por los topógrafos cuantitativos para volver a enviar un correo globalmente competitivo. La industria de la construcción ha experimentado muchos avances, incluidos ecosistemas, software de construcción, modelado de información de construcción (BIM) y realidad aumentada, entre otros. Como resultado de estos desarrollos y evoluciones, se han desarrollado nuevas herramientas, procedimientos y software para ayudar a los profesionales de la construcción a ser más productivos. Para la potencial integración en el ciclo de vida de los proyectos de construcción, BIM tiene una ventaja, lo que le permitirá convertirse en un punto de referencia para los proyectos de construcción y, como resultado, será un instrumento vital en la contratación de proyectos en el futuro. Como resultado, las funciones principales de los topógrafos de cantidad (QS) en la contratación de construcción basada en BIM serían significativamente diferentes de lo que son ahora. Existe la preocupación de que la adopción de BIM pueda poner en peligro la profesión de Topografía cuantitativa. Comprender las posibles expansiones de los puestos de QS en la entrega de proyectos basados en BIM es esencial. Por lo tanto, este estudio presenta la revisión del papel y la responsabilidad de los agrimensores en la adopción de BIM en Nigeria con algunos para describir los beneficios derivados de su adopción.
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