Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 The Motivation for Building Evaluation -- 1.1.Building Types According to Technology -- 1.2.Costliest Building Failures -- 1.2.1.Cost of Silent Failures -- 1.2.2.The Most Expensive and Prevalent Market Commodity -- 1.3.Building Evaluation -- 1.3.1.Post-Occupanc...

Contents note continued: ch. 3 Institutional Structure and Practice of Building Commissioning in the Digital Era -- 3.1.The Global Scope of Building Commissioning -- 3.2.Institutional Structure in Building Commissioning [5] -- 3.2.1.European Union Countries -- 3.2.2.Pacific Rim Countries -- 3.2.3.BC...

Contents note continued: ch. 5 Building Information Modeling: Current Practices in Building Evaluation Models and Updates -- 5.1.Introduction -- 5.2.Utilization of BIM in Evaluating Facilities During Preconstruction -- 5.2.1.Using BIM for Energy Analysis During Design -- 5.2.2.Using BIM in Building...

Contents note continued: 6.1.1.Sensors and Methods for Capturing As-Is Conditions -- 6.1.2.The Scan-to-BIM Workflow -- 6.1.3.As-Is Modeling Needs and Requirements -- 6.1.4.Comparison with As-Designed Modeling -- 6.2.Preparation and Data Collection -- 6.2.1.Laser Scanner Technology -- 6.2.2.Scan Plan...

Contents note continued: 7.4.1.CIMsteel Development Process -- 7.4.2.CIS/2 -- 7.5.Analysis of the Presented State of the Art -- References -- ch. 8 Mapping Between Process Product Models: Challenges and Opportunities -- 8.1.Derivation of Product Models from Process Models -- 8.2.Three PPM Mapping Ap...

Contents note continued: ch. 9 Communication Protocols and Data Accessibility -- 9.1.Context -- 9.1.1.What Are Communication Protocols and Why Do They Exist? -- 9.1.2.Standardization of Communication Protocols -- 9.1.3.Protocol Gateways or Translators -- 9.2.An Overview of Communication Protocols Co...

Contents note continued: 10.2.2.The Processes in Which These Codes and Standards Are Used -- 10.3.History of Computer-Based Approaches for Code Creation and Use -- 10.3.1.Procedural Programming[–]Based Approaches -- 10.3.2.Decision Table[–]Based Approaches -- 10.3.3.Object-Oriented App...

Contents note continued: 11.3.Issues Regarding Scalability -- 11.3.1.Event-Driven Architecture -- 11.4.Privacy, Security, and Access Control -- 11.5.Future Prospects -- 11.5.1.Sensor Andrew -- References -- ch. 12 Value-Based Design -- 12.1.Innovation in the AEC Industries -- 12.1.1.Value in Design...

Contents note continued: ch. 13 Field Tools and Augmented Reality Technology -- 13.1.Need for Computational Field Tools -- 13.2.Existing Commissioning Tools -- 13.3.Key System Components -- 13.4.Limitations of Conventional Field Tools -- 13.5.Augmented Reality Technology for Commissioning-Support Fi...

Contents note continued: 14.2.3.Key Components of Wearable Computers and Their Challenges -- 14.3.An Application Scenario Using the JIT Technology and Wearable Computers -- References -- ch. 15 Future of Embedded Commissioning: What Is Possible in 20 Years? -- 15.1.What Is Possible in the Physical W...

Contents note continued: 15.5.A Vision of the World of Facilities, Owners/Users, and Capital Project Marketplace -- References.