posted on 2009-07-31, 11:01authored byDino Bouchlaghem, Yacine Rezgui, Mahmoud Hassanen, Grahame Cooper, P. Barrett, Duncan Rose, Simon Austin
The present paper gives a comprehensive overview of the CoBrITe1 project.
First, the aims and objectives of the project are described, followed by a detailed definition
and characterization of the briefing process. Then, an overview of the current technology
implementations of the CoBrITe industrial partners is given. The paper also introduces five
key areas that can promote effective briefing: Communication, Information capture,
Information referencing, Information representation, and change management. Finally, the
CoBrITe system architecture is presented. The project is ongoing and supported by the Link /
IDAC program.
Funding
This research is funded by the UK government (EPSRC) and industry: AMEC Design and Management, W S Atkins, The Boots Company, BAA British Airport Authority, BDP Building Design Partnership, Currie and Brown, and Nuffield Hospitals.
History
School
Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
Citation
BOUCHLAGHEM, D. ... et al, 2000. IT tools and support for improved briefing. Proceedings of Construction Information Technology 2000, CIB W78 and IASBE, Reykjavik, 28-30 June.