CHEK - Change toolkit for digital building permit
CHEK - 数字建筑许可证的更改工具包
基本信息
- 批准号:10059787
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.02万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
nToday's building permit issuance is mainly a manual, document-based process. It therefore suffers from low accuracy, low transparency and low efficiency. This leads to delays and errors in planning, design and construction. Several EU countries have developed attempts to push forward the digitalisation of building permit procedures. But none of these have led to complete adoption of digital building permit processes within municipalities. The aim of CHEK is to take away barriers for municipalities to adopt digital building permit processes by developing, connecting and aligning scalable solutions for regulatory and policy context, for open standards and interoperability (geospatial and BIM), for closing knowledge gaps through education, for renewed municipal processes and for technology deployment in order to reach TRL 7. CHEK will do this by providing an innovative kit of both methodological and technical tools to digitise building permitting and automated compliance checks on building designs and renovations in European urban areas and regions. The CHEK consortium consists of a multidisciplinary team covering GIS, BIM, municipal processes and planning, data integration and standardisation. In addition, the consortium is a multisectoral mix of research&education, AEC- and software-companies, governmental institutions, and international standardisation organisations. The multisectoral and multidisciplinary consortium is essential to align and connect all aspects of digital permit processes required to meet the highly ambitious project objectives. Several partners are already collaborating in the European Network for Digital Building Permit (EUnet4DBP). The institutions in the advisory board, representing governments and municipalities of other European countries, will further assist the development, exploitation, and upscaling of results. The best practices and developed software following the logic of OpenAPI will enable replicability in any other European country.o public description
如今的建筑许可证发放主要是手动、基于文件的流程。因此,其准确性低、透明度低、效率低。这会导致规划、设计和施工的延误和错误。一些欧盟国家已尝试推动建筑许可程序的数字化。但这些都没有导致市政当局完全采用数字建筑许可流程。 CHEK 的目标是通过开发、连接和调整监管和政策环境的可扩展解决方案、开放标准和互操作性(地理空间和 BIM)、通过教育缩小知识差距、更新市政流程和技术部署来消除市政当局采用数字建筑许可流程的障碍,以达到 TRL 7。CHEK 将通过提供方法和技术方面的创新套件来实现这一目标。 用于对欧洲城市地区和地区的建筑设计和翻新进行数字化建筑许可和自动合规检查的工具。 CHEK 联盟由一个多学科团队组成,涵盖 GIS、BIM、市政流程和规划、数据集成和标准化。此外,该联盟是一个由研究和教育、AEC 和软件公司、政府机构和国际标准化组织组成的多部门组合。多部门和多学科联盟对于协调和连接数字许可流程的各个方面至关重要,以实现雄心勃勃的项目目标。一些合作伙伴已经在欧洲数字建筑许可证网络 (EUnet4DBP) 中进行合作。顾问委员会中代表其他欧洲国家政府和市政府的机构将进一步协助成果的开发、利用和升级。遵循 OpenAPI 逻辑的最佳实践和开发的软件将在任何其他欧洲国家实现复制。o 公开描述
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10.1007/s10067-023-06584-x - 发表时间:
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2023-03-27 - 期刊:
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