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Guy Austern, Tanya Bloch and Yael Abulafia
The application of machine learning (ML) for the automatic classification of building elements is a powerful technique for ensuring information integrity in building information models (BIMs). Previous work has demonstrated the favorable performance of s...
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Asli Bor, Marcell Szabo-Meszaros, Kaspar Vereide and Leif Lia
CFD models of intakes in high-head hydropower systems are rare due to the lack of geometric data and cost of modeling. This study tests two different types of software to see how modeling can be performed in a cost-effective way with scarce input data an...
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Abtin Baghdadi, Lukas Ledderose and Harald Kloft
This study explores the potential use of new connections to shape precast building geometries, focusing on connection performance, robotic fabrication, and foldable structural elements. Three connection types, including coupled-bolts, hinges, and steel t...
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Jian Li, Yipu Peng, Zhiyuan Tang and Zichao Li
To address the incomplete image data collection of close-to-ground structures, such as bridge piers and local features like the suspension cables in bridges, obtained from single unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) oblique photography and the difficulty in acq...
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Jingxue Wang, Xiao Dong and Guangwei Liu
The accuracy of point cloud processing results is greatly dependent on the determination of the voxel size and shape during the point cloud voxelization process. Previous studies predominantly set voxel sizes based on point cloud density or the size of g...
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