Web-enabled model-based CAD for design

Jack C.P. Cheng; Yu Zhang; Charles S. Han; Bimal Kumar; Kincho H. Law

Web-enabled model-based CAD for design

Jack C.P. Cheng, Yu Zhang, Charles S. Han, Bimal Kumar, Kincho H. Law

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Abstract

Increasingly innovative ways of exploiting the Internet is giving rise to potentially new ways of designing and managing constructed facilities. The ability to source design components from different locations on the web and incorporate them in developing a design solution is an evolving technology that would have major implications for the way design and construction are carried out. Many CAD applications have developed user interfaces and connectivity supports that enable the incorporation of online information and web applications in a convenient manner. Building information modeling is another promising technology that facilitates knowledge management and collaboration among stakeholders throughout the design, construction, and maintenance operations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering 2010
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2010

Keywords

web applications
CAD
computer science
construction

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