Life-cycle costing analysis to assist design decisions: beyond 3D building information modelling
Citation
Whyte, A. and Scott, D., 2010. Life-cycle costing analysis to assist design decisions: beyond 3D building information modelling. In Computing in Civil and Building Engineering, Proceedings of the International Conference, W. Tizani (Editor), 30 June-2 July, Nottingham, UK, Nottingham University Press, Paper 87, p. 173, ISBN 978-1-907284-60-1
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Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering 2010 (ICCCBE 2010)
Source Conference
The 13th International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering 2010 (ICCCBE 2010)
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School of Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Abstract
Design decisions are increasingly required to take full account of life-cycle-cost to facilitate specification choice for different building and engineering components. To this end an integrated framework for life-cycle analysis through identification of contributory elements and sub-elements allows analysis via an appropriate tool. The framework presented discusses the opportunity for the utilisation of statistics and probability, fuzzy set logic, artificial neural networks and objected orientated analysis to go towards a life-cycle-cost system able to form part of an overarching model supporting decision making within the building design process.
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