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Federating cross-domain BIM-based knowledge graph

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Wojciech Teclaw *
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James O’Donnel
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Ville Kukkonen
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Pieter Pauwels
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Nathalie Labonnote
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Eilif Hjelseth
DOI:10.1016/j.aei.2024.102770delete
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Despite decades of the digitization of the construction industry, interoperability challenges prevail. One of which is the lack of sufficient integration between domain-specific BIM models. Therefore, the paper proposes a novel methodology for federating cross-domain BIM-based knowledge graphs. The approach leverages the integration of multiple models into a single knowledge graph, aiming to bridge the existing gaps in data exchange and enhance the semantic richness of building information models. Through a detailed exploration of existing data exchange mechanisms, popular ontologies, and schema limitations, this research addresses the interoperability dilemma. A practical demonstration, encapsulated in the LBD-Online-Merge demo application, validates the methodology's efficacy in real-world scenarios, illustrating its potential to revolutionize building operations management and data preparation for the operational phase of a building's lifecycle. This study significantly contributes to the academic and practical discourse by providing a robust framework for achieving a more integrated, intelligent building information management ecosystem, setting a new benchmark for future research and applications in constructing semantically rich digital twins of the built environment.
Keywords:
Building information modelling
Semantics
IFC
Knowledge integration
BIM
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Advanced Engineering Informatics cover
Advanced Engineering Informatics
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university college dublin
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Eindhoven University of Technology
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