Conference Programme
Conference Agenda Online
You can find the detailed conference agenda here: Conference Agenda
The agenda will be completed during the next days. Please be patient if your presentation is not included yet.
You can download the Power Point template for your presentation here.
Each conference day covers two thematic areas.
The thematic areas are specified below.
During online submission, authors are kindly asked to assign their paper as best as possible
to one thematic area and a set of pre-established topics as listed below.
However, the scope for research papers is not meant to be exhaustive.
If in doubt, please
contact us.
We welcome papers in any area or discipline relevant to the conference.
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01 Thematic Areas
Data for Life
Potential topics are:
- Sensor and monitoring systems
- Data Acquisition, Analysis & Storage
- Computer Vision & Situation Awareness
- (Big) data analysis for AECO
- Visualization and Simulation Techniques
- Distributed Ledger Technology
- Blockchain and BIM
- Cryptoeconomics in construction
AI and Knowledge Engineering
Potential topics are:
- Model-based and Data-Driven Knowledge Engineering
- Knowledge Representation and Linked Data
- Ontology Engineering
- Reasoning, Constraint Checking and Inference
- Machine learning
02 Thematic Areas
Intelligence in Building Design
Potential topics are:
- IT-Supported Architectural and Engineering Design
- Energy and environmental monitoring
- Energy Modelling
- Advances in building and energy simulation
- Data-driven smart buildings
- Validation, calibration and uncertainty
Robotics and Digital Twins
Potential topics are:
- Digital Twins and Smart Structures
- Robotic Construction
- Production Planning and Control
- Lean Construction
- Industrialized Construction, Offsite, and Prefabrication
- Virtual and Augmented Reality
- Mobile and wearable computing
- Interactive and mixed media
03 Thematic Areas
European Research Perspectives
Potential topics are:
- Resilience for Infrastructure and the Built Environment
- Real-time Risk management
- Urban and district energy modelling
- Decentralised autonomous organisations
- Innovation Strategies
- Technology Transfer and Dissemination
Education, Policy & Standardization
Potential topics are:
- Standardization
- Building Information Modelling
- Product Lifecycle Management
- Smart contracts in construction
- Lifelong Learning on IT in AECO
- Teaching Construction Informatics
Contact information
Visitor Address: Institut für Bauinformatik, Nürnberger Str. 31a (2nd floor), 01187 Dresden
Email: ecppm2024@tu-dresden.de
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