Abstract

Building information modelling represents a building as a database of coordinated, consistent and computable information in construction (Sabol, 2008). There has been a recent trend to study the usage of BIM for post-construction facility management. Recently, attempts are also being made to link a BIM model with smart sensing technology or building automation systems (BAC). This thesis aims to investigate the feasibility of using sensor data from mote based light sensors tied to a BIM model, to be used for maintenance based facility management. More specifically, a prototype will be developed that integrates lighting sensor data collected using a mote tied to a wireless sensor network(WSN), with a BIM model. This integration will then be further developed for its capability of being used as a facility management tool for equipment inventory and preventive maintenance by linking COBIE sheets to it.

Degree Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Science in Building and Construction Management

Department

Technology

Committee Chair

Hazar Dib

Committee Co-Chair

Clark Cory

Date of Award

12-2016

First Advisor

Hazar Dib

Second Advisor

Clark Cory

Committee Member 1

Bryan Hubbard

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