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Information resilience in a digital built environment.
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posted on 2019-10-24, 12:56 authored by Karen BlayKaren Blay, Steven Yeomans, Peter DemianPeter Demian, Danny Murguia-SanchezInformation is the underpinning driver in the Digitised Built Environment and crucial to the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s agenda. Threats to information affect the intrinsic, relational and security dimensions of information quality. Therefore, the DBE requires capabilities of
people, and requirements of the process, software and hardware for threat prevention and
reduction. Existing research and protocols seldomly outline the capabilities and requirements needed to reduce threats to information. The aim of this report is to develop an information resilience framework which outlines the capabilities and requirements needed to ensure the
resilience of information throughout its lifecycle; creation, use, storage, reuse, preserve and
destroy. The findings highlight the need for people’s (stakeholder) competencies and behaviours which are driven by cognitive abilities such as attention, learning, reasoning and perception. Furthermore, process’ requirements such as embedding validation check process,
standard requirements for Level of Detail, digital upskilling, among others, were identified. Additionally, identified software requirements include its ability to be customised to meet the project needs, detect conflicts and provide context of information. Finally, hardware requirements encompass facilitating backup, having a high capacity system and being
inaccessible to peripherals. This research will be further extended to the development of a decision-making assessment tool to measure capabilities and requirements in the entire lifecycle of built assets.
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Commissioned by: Center for Digital Built Britain
InnovateUK grant number RG96233
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- Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
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CDBBVersion
- VoR (Version of Record)
Publication date
2019-07-31Language
- en
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Dr Karen Blay Deposit date: 23 October 2019Usage metrics
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