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ORCIDJournal of Information Technology in Construction, Volume 31
Volume 31, 2026
- Fangxiao Li, Tessa Beauchat, Yuqing Hu, Robert M. Leicht:
A planning schema of on-site construction robot operation. 1-21 - Mariam Tomori, Likith Rudraraju, Omobolanle O. Ogunseiju, Nazanin Hatami, Yong Cho:
Ethical and social risks of exoskeleton in the construction industry: a systematic literature review. 22-56 - Millaniyage Duleepa Dulshan Costa, James Olabode Bamidele Rotimi:
An enabling tool for BIM-based embodied carbon assessment in high-rise construction. 57-74 - Tristan Kinnen, Jörg Blankenbach:
Automated geometry-based analysis for object-level Scan-vs-BIM validation of TBE components. 75-105 - Elham Mahamedi, Alaeldin Suliman, Martin Wonders:
Scalable cloud-based transfer learning for building energy prediction from limited digital twin data. 106-128 - Robert Doe, Karamjit Kaur, Matt Selway, Markus Stumptner:
A CDE ecosystem for the architecture, engineering & construction (AECO) sector. 129-148 - Yuxin Wang, Alireza Rezaei, Stephen Hicks:
Digital twins in the construction industry: A systematic review of current practices and future directions. 149-179 - Alexander N. Walzer, Mariia Kozlova, Ashish Mohite, Julian Scott Yeomans, Daniel M. Hall:
How to scale a 3D concrete printing facility? A stochastic decision-support framework for production investment. 180-200 - Entesar Al Nama, Maqsood Mahmud, Huda Al Madhoob:
Enhancing regulatory compliance in AEC industry via LLM-powered decision frameworks. 201-224 - Martina Mellenthin Filardo, Florinda Ruppert, Jürgen Melzner:
Information requirements for BIM: Current practice and implementation in Germany. 225-245 - Seyed Hossein Hosseini Nourzad, Ehsan Saghatforoush, Ahad Zareravasan, Samereh Jadidoleslami, Taha Mansouri:
A path with no obstacles leads to nowhere: An FCM based modelling of consequences of obstacles on BIM application in architectural design. 246-265 - Patricia Peralta, Muhammad E. Ahmad, Thamer Al-Zuriqat, Carlos Chillón Geck, Heba Al-Nasser, Kosmas Dragos, Alexander Chmelnizkij, Kay Smarsly:
Digital twins in civil engineering. 266-300 - Bita Astaneh Asl, Tanmay Z. Tuscano, Ankith Prasad Muralidhar Sathyanarayana:
Multiuser immersive VR versus BIM platforms for remote AEC team collaboration. 301-331 - Erika Parn, Muammer Semih Sonkor, Borja Garcia de Soto, Soheila Kookalani:
Pathways to cyber peril: Ten configurational routes to cybersecurity breaches in the FM industry. 332-352 - Pedro Dulanto, Ivan Mutis, Syed Mujtaba Hussain:
Anthropomorphic robots in construction: A comprehensive review and analysis for deployment. 353-379 - Andrzej Szymon Borkowski:
A critical analysis of the direction of BIM development: From CAD through file-based approaches and SaaS to granular data. 380-393 - Y. Zou, B. H. W. Guo, Z. Feng, Mostafa Babaeian Jelodar:
SPECIAL ISSUE EDITORIAL: Construction 5.0. 394-397 - Víctor Fernández-Mora, Ignacio J. Navarro, Víctor Yepes:
Extending building lifespan: Integrating BIM and MCDM for strategic rehabilitation. 398-419 - Yu Chen, Chao Lin, Haitong Sui, Ryota Okauchi, Aya Akita, Pang-jo Chun:
Automated generation of IFC-compliant bridge information models from structured design data. 420-438 - Sharareh Mirzaei, Susan M. Bogus, Stephanie Bunt:
A human-centered approach to reframing job satisfaction in the BIM-enabled construction industry. 439-460 - Alan Rawdin, Ali Khudhair, Haijiang Li:
BIM and ISO 19650 implementation in the Welsh construction industry: A case study of bottom-up governance in a non-mandated region. 461-476 - Lukas Rauch, Thomas Braml:
Limited-data transfer learning for semantic segmentation and pre-labeling of 3D shell construction LiDAR scans. 477-506 - Xiaohui Wang, John I. Messner:
Enhancing safety-critical procedural training for battery energy storage systems using immersive virtual reality. 507-537 - Ashit Harode, Walid Y. Thabet, Xinghua Gao:
Supervised reinforcement learning to automate mechanical and plumbing trade clash resolution: A preliminary case study. 538-560 - Ipek Geç, Orkan Zeynel Güzelci:
Machine learning-based decision support framework for BIM component specification. 561-583 - Kepeng Hong, Jochen Teizer:
Automated hazard identification and energy-based risk assessment for tower crane lifting operations using RTK-GNSS positioning and tracking. 584-613 - Amin Abbaszadegan, David Grau, W. Edward Back:
Instantaneous project controls as a source of innovation in design and construction: Exploring cumulative and transformative changes in complex systems development. 614-631 - Xuzhong Yan, Zeli Wang:
Training data generation for construction instance segmentation from target domains. 632-650 - Qais Amarkhil, Emad Elwakil:
A novel framework for structuring and automating schedule-ready data from BIM for advanced construction scheduling. 651-673
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