Incremental Digital Twin Conceptualisations Targeting Data-Driven Circular Construction

The construction industry faces multiple challenges, where transition to circular production is key. Digitalisation is a strategy to increase the sector’s productivity, competitiveness, and efficiency. However, digitalisation also impacts environmental goals, such as those concerning more eco-friend...

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Autores principales:	Pedro Mêda, Diego Calvetti, Eilif Hjelseth, Hipólito Sousa
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Publicado:	MDPI AG 2021
Materias:	digitalisation Construction 4.0 data templates building logbook traceability concepts overlap Building construction TH1-9745
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:b36cc87ff81c48db93eb0b300b7db9452021-11-25T17:00:28ZIncremental Digital Twin Conceptualisations Targeting Data-Driven Circular Construction10.3390/buildings111105542075-5309https://doaj.org/article/b36cc87ff81c48db93eb0b300b7db9452021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/11/11/554https://doaj.org/toc/2075-5309The construction industry faces multiple challenges, where transition to circular production is key. Digitalisation is a strategy to increase the sector’s productivity, competitiveness, and efficiency. However, digitalisation also impacts environmental goals, such as those concerning more eco-friendly solutions, energy efficiency, products recycling, and sustainability certifications. These strategies rely on data, understood as digital, interoperable, incremental and traceable. Data related concepts, such as digital data templates (DDT) and digital building logbooks (DBL), contribute to “good data”. Despite some research focused on each one, little importance has yet been given to their combination. Relevant relationships and overlaps exist, as they partially share the exact same data through the built environment life cycle. This research aims to provide improved understanding on the role of these concepts and their contribution to a more circular industry. The review develops conceptualisations where DDT and DBL are complementary and framed within an incremental digital twin construction (DTC). Misconceptions or confrontations between these three solutions can therefore stand down, for the benefit of a data-driven priority. To increase understanding and reduce misconceptions, our study developed the “Digital data-driven concept” (D3c). This concept contribution is the ability to structure, store, and trace data, opening way to streamlined digital transformation impacting circular built environment concerns.Pedro MêdaDiego CalvettiEilif HjelsethHipólito SousaMDPI AGarticledigitalisationConstruction 4.0data templatesbuilding logbooktraceabilityconcepts overlapBuilding constructionTH1-9745ENBuildings, Vol 11, Iss 554, p 554 (2021)
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description	The construction industry faces multiple challenges, where transition to circular production is key. Digitalisation is a strategy to increase the sector’s productivity, competitiveness, and efficiency. However, digitalisation also impacts environmental goals, such as those concerning more eco-friendly solutions, energy efficiency, products recycling, and sustainability certifications. These strategies rely on data, understood as digital, interoperable, incremental and traceable. Data related concepts, such as digital data templates (DDT) and digital building logbooks (DBL), contribute to “good data”. Despite some research focused on each one, little importance has yet been given to their combination. Relevant relationships and overlaps exist, as they partially share the exact same data through the built environment life cycle. This research aims to provide improved understanding on the role of these concepts and their contribution to a more circular industry. The review develops conceptualisations where DDT and DBL are complementary and framed within an incremental digital twin construction (DTC). Misconceptions or confrontations between these three solutions can therefore stand down, for the benefit of a data-driven priority. To increase understanding and reduce misconceptions, our study developed the “Digital data-driven concept” (D3c). This concept contribution is the ability to structure, store, and trace data, opening way to streamlined digital transformation impacting circular built environment concerns.
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title	Incremental Digital Twin Conceptualisations Targeting Data-Driven Circular Construction
title_short	Incremental Digital Twin Conceptualisations Targeting Data-Driven Circular Construction
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Incremental Digital Twin Conceptualisations Targeting Data-Driven Circular Construction

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