The application obstacles of BIM technology in green building project and its key role path analysis
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Building Information Modeling (BIM) application in green buildings faces barriers like cost and maturity. Government support for innovation and training is crucial for effective BIM adoption and optimizing green construction.
Area Of Science
- Construction Management
- Sustainable Architecture
- Information Technology in Construction
Background
- Building Information Modeling (BIM) offers significant potential for information integration and management in construction.
- Green building projects increasingly seek advanced technologies to achieve sustainability goals.
- Barriers to BIM adoption in green construction require systematic identification and analysis.
Purpose Of The Study
- To identify and analyze application barriers and internal mechanisms of BIM technology in green building projects.
- To determine key influencing factors affecting BIM adoption in sustainable construction.
- To propose strategies for overcoming challenges and promoting BIM in green buildings.
Main Methods
- Analysis of five key aspects: technology, economy, management, policy, and environment.
- Identification of 16 influencing factors, with a focus on nine critical ones.
- Application of the Interpretive Structural Modeling-Analytic Network Process (ISM-ANP) coupling model.
Main Results
- BIM integration and optimization are effective but face economic externalities.
- Key barriers include technological immaturity and high costs.
- Policy and management factors are fundamental to BIM adoption and economic outcomes.
Conclusions
- Government intervention is necessary to promote BIM development in green buildings.
- Encouraging technological innovation and personnel training are vital strategies.
- The study provides a theoretical framework for global BIM application in green construction.
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