BIM and photogrammetry for visual progress monitoring in infrastructure projects
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v20i1.6000Keywords:
Construction progress, BIM, Drone, Point cloud, Infrastructure projectsAbstract
The control and monitoring of the physical progress of construction works are essential to ensure compliance with production planning and efficient resource management. However, conventional practices involve manual methods, individual observations, and textual documentation, reducing the reliability of crucial information for managerial decision-making. To improve these aspects, this study explores the use of BIM and photogrammetry as suggested digital technologies to ensure more agile, reliable, and transparent monitoring of the physical progress of infrastructure projects. This article presents an exploratory case study of a highway project, discussing the difficulties and advances regarding the integration of point clouds and a 4D digital model for measuring project progress. As a result, a visual communication tool for progress is established, enabling the early identification of potential deviations from the schedule and providing greater accuracy in cost estimation through quantifiable data extracted from the model.
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