construction site logistics

Digitalization of Logistics Processes on Construction Sites

Digitalization of Logistics Processes on Construction Sites

Concept for the creation and use of a digital shadow for construction site logistics in mechanical and plant engineering
Sigrid Wenzel ORCID Icon, Daniel Vössing ORCID Icon, Deike Gliem ORCID Icon, Christoph Laroque ORCID Icon, Wibke Kusturica ORCID Icon
The planning of logistics processes and their efficient implementation are decisive competitive factors for customized plant construction. On the construction site, however, the collection of logistics data is often neglected, preventing the project planner from building a reliable database. Related information gaps can be closed with the help of a digital shadow that collects logistics-relevant data (partially) automatically, stores them in a consistent manner and makes them available to project management. This article describes the first important results of a research project on information and communication processes in construction site logistics and explains their vital role in the development and use of a digital shadow.
Industry 4.0 Science | Volume 39 | 2023 | Edition 1 | Pages 53-58 | DOI 10.30844/I4SE.23.1.53
Digital Construction Site Logistics in Plant Construction

Digital Construction Site Logistics in Plant Construction

Ontology for the use of digital models for logistics planning on the construction site
Sigrid Wenzel ORCID Icon, Jana Stolipin, Jan M. Weber, Markus König
In order to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in the field of large-scale plant construction, the requirements relevant for construction site logistics planning as well as the planning and controlling of logistics processes in large-scale plant construction using digital models are being investigated within the framework of the research project BIMLog. In this paper, the planning-relevant requirements and their description are presented in an ontology as the basis of a digital planning.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 35 | 2019 | Edition 3 | Pages 55-59