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A requirements validation framework for major infrastructure projects
conference contribution
posted on 2023-08-07, 07:45 authored by Joe MurphyJoe Murphy, Charles DickersonCharles Dickerson, Chris GoodierChris Goodier, Sonia Zahiroddiny, Tony ThorpeTony ThorpeWith billions of pounds in lost time and mistakes, the digitisation of information in the construction industry provides the biggest opportunity for improving the built environment assets that people use every day. There is a continued push to improve management and delivery of the best possible products for the users. With growing recognition that more intelligent methods for planning and designing assets is required. Whilst the construction sector made significant gains through the current information digitisation efforts, there is still vast amounts of information that needs to be digitised to ensure usability and add more value to the lifecycle of an asset. This paper provides the initial framework to analyse the impact of requirements validation of an infrastructure asset with real world data, using ifc, asset register and GIS files to demonstrate compliance. It uses systems engineering principles for the application of requirements decomposition, breakdown, and modelling of various MBSE models to show how a function and capability can be validated using semantic web techniques to exchange data. The framework is demonstrated through a highlevel case study for the compliance of a fire safety system of a railway station, based on system and construction data models. Further validation has been accomplished through subject matter expert feedback.
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The Future of Building Information Modelling and Collaborative Technologies within the Construction IndustrY :ARUP Pawsey
The innovative manufacturing and construction research centre and European Construction Institute Community of Practice
Small items of research equipment at Loughborough University
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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- Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
- Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
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2022 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)Source
2022 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)Publisher
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- AM (Accepted Manuscript)
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2023-01-10Copyright date
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9781665481823ISSN
2687-881XeISSN
2687-8828Publisher version
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- en
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Vienna, AustriaEvent dates
24th October 2022 - 26th October 2022Depositor
Prof Chris Goodier. Deposit date: 3 August 2023Usage metrics
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