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Chapter Nine - Conclusions and Suggestions for Further Research
Chapter Nine - Conclusions and Suggestions for Further Research
Pages 36-38
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This combination allows viewing of the time-scaled construction of the project, useful for identifying improper construction sequences and construction crew and equipment spatial conflicts among other things. Virtual reality software applications are being integrated with the 3D models to allow the viewer to experience occupation of the soonto-be constructed facility.
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• Another barrier to the concept of TIM delivery may be the software application production time required to match software application functionality to changes in DOT business processes. • TIM project delivery will require agency personnel trained and proficient in design, information technology skills, collaboration, and construction administrative work-flow processes among others.
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Areas to explore could include: – Quantifying data sharing/openness versus digital rights management; – Developing a digital communication specification governing the use of model data among the stakeholders; – Customizing intellectual property licensing practices similar to those being created by the Creative Commons Corporation that address the balance between full copyrights and public domain; – Exploring liability issues regarding dependence on digital data; and – Developing existing specification reviews and prototypes, if required, incorporating these bulleted features.
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