8th International Conference on Durability of Building Materials and Components, Workshop on Information Technology in Construction: [proceedings]

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8e Conférence sur la durabilité des composantes et des matériaux de construction, CIB W78 Atelier: [compte rendu]

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The Conference Program	PDF	580 KiB
Keynotes Content Table	PDF	70 KiB
Keynote paper1: Service life of buildings and building products: towards application	PDF	88 KiB
Keynote paper2: High performance concrete: strengh vs durability	PDF	163 KiB
Keynote paper3: Service life: lessons learned from existing structures	PDF	103 KiB
Keynote paper4: Information exchange architectures for building models	PDF	114 KiB
Table of Contents	PDF	137 KiB
Preface, Foreword, Acknowledgements, Conference Committees and Secretariats	PDF	37 KiB
1. Service life design for the Western Scheldt tunnel	PDF	305 KiB
2. Degradation mechanisms and service life of concrete slabs of composite bridges	PDF	54 KiB
3. Service life and safety prediction of concrete slabs at filling stations	PDF	41 KiB
4. Estimation of service life of concrete pipes in sewer networks	PDF	178 KiB
5. Investigation of concrete jetties at CFB Esquimalt and prediction of future service life	PDF	141 KiB
6. The real service life of road bridges in Sweden: a case study	PDF	115 KiB
7. Properties of, and service life predictions for, high performance concrete in transportation structures	PDF	48 KiB
8. Service life prediction of reinforced concrete structures, based on in-service chloride penetration profiles	PDF	76 KiB
9. An engineered model for service life of marine concrete structures	PDF	48 KiB
10. Durability of autoclaved aerated concrete	PDF	52 KiB
11. Effect of matrix proportions and curing temperature on the physical, mechanical and durability properties of lime-natural pozzolan paste	PDF	46 KiB
12. Influence of early age thermal cracking on durability of massive concrete structures in marine environment	PDF	56 KiB
13. Avoiding the thaumasite form of sulfate attack	PDF	406 KiB
14. Fire durability of volcanic pumice concrete with special reference to thin walled filled sections	PDF	54 KiB
15. Microstructure of autoclaved aerated concrete subjected to carbonation	PDF	2.2 MiB
16. Durability of mortar linings in ductile iron pipes	PDF	199 KiB
17. Experimentation on physical durability of multilayer panels cast in situ	PDF	127 KiB
18. Multi-hierarchical durability assessment of existing reinforced-concrete structures	PDF	67 KiB
19. Characterisation of impact damage in fibre-reinforced cement corrugates	PDF	149 KiB
20. Effect of water storage time on frost resistance of concrete	PDF	121 KiB
21. Assessment and interpretation of in-situ strength of concrete	PDF	40 KiB
22. Investigation and diagnosis of reinforced concrete structures in aggressive environments	PDF	23 KiB
23. Gas permeability of concrete: Definition of a preconditioning procedure for measurements and crossover trials	PDF	88 KiB
24. SO2 environment degradation of synthetic pastes of Portland cement	PDF	94 KiB
25. Effect of repeated load on micro structure and carbonation of concrete and mortar	PDF	275 KiB
26. In-situ assessment of corrosion induced damage of the Dickson bridge deck	PDF	426 KiB
27. Durability of cracked fibre reinforced concrete structures exposed to chlorides	PDF	88 KiB
28. EDS analysis as a prediction method for cement degradation in an aggressive environment	PDF	53 KiB
29. Prediction of concrete crack opening caused by reinforcing bar corrosion	PDF	158 KiB
30. The use of galvanostatic pulse measurements to determine corrosion parameters	PDF	155 KiB
31. The evaluation of flexural strength of RC beams damaged by rebar corrosion	PDF	511 KiB
32. Steel corrosion in concrete: a comprehensive experimental program and preliminary results	PDF	160 KiB
33. Comparison of chloride diffusion coefficient tests for concrete	PDF	63 KiB
34. Prediction of corrosion resistance of concrete structures	PDF	55 KiB
35. Corrosion monitoring using a new sensor system for installation into existing structures	PDF	305 KiB
36. A simplified method to estimate corrosion rates: a new approach based on investigations of macrocells	PDF	163 KiB
37. Characterising chloride penetration resistance of concrete	PDF	47 KiB
38. Characterization of chloride environment along a highway	PDF	96 KiB
39. Electrolytic resistivity of cover concrete: relevance, measurement and interpretation	PDF	229 KiB
40. Design of concrete to resist carbonation	PDF	44 KiB
41. Quality control problems in high performance concrete structures	PDF	30 KiB
42. Concrete, the durable building material	PDF	27 KiB
43. Durable concrete through skin treatment with CPF	PDF	903 KiB
44. Durability of high performance concrete containing palm oil fuel ash	PDF	48 KiB
45. Concrete products using fine aggregate recycled from waste concrete products	PDF	191 KiB
46. Durability of polymer modified and impregnated gypsum	PDF	56 KiB
47. The physical properties of polystyrene aggregated gypsum blocks	PDF	231 KiB
48. Bearing strength of concrete containing polystyrene aggregate	PDF	51 KiB
49. Composite scrim reinforced-cementitious boards: accelerated aging and performance prediction	PDF	41 KiB
50. Physical and mathematical modelling of masonry deterioration due to salt crystallization	PDF	126 KiB
51. Evaluation of site control techniques to assess the effectiveness of surface treatments on masonry	PDF	204 KiB
52. Characterisation of materials used in the replacement of sculptures in historical monuments	PDF	176 KiB
53. Performance evaluation of water repellents for above grade masonry	PDF	118 KiB
54. Experimental program to evaluate building components service life: first results on brickwork	PDF	88 KiB
55. Comparative study of cleaning techniques applied to ancient concrete	PDF	432 KiB
56. Long term migration of silicone into stone and its prevention	PDF	125 KiB
57. Theoretical analysis on the thermal stresses of ceramic tile coating systems	PDF	406 KiB
58. Mapping of visual decay forms and infrared imaging of stone structures for the maintenance and monitoring studies	PDF	410 KiB
59. Comparing laboratory and field durability testing of stone	PDF	423 KiB
60. Survey results regarding attitude towards stonecleaning of building sandstones	PDF	144 KiB
61. The problem of the durability of materials used in the rehabilitation of historic timber roofs	PDF	190 KiB
62. Durability of renovated and painted wooden windows	PDF	165 KiB
63. Measuring moisture content in wood with built in probes: 20+ years experience	PDF	748 KiB
64. In-service moisture content of hardboard lap siding in Southern Florida	PDF	101 KiB
65. Prediction of the impact of the environment on timber components: a GIS-based approach	PDF	56 KiB
66. Mathematical modelling of sorption processes in timber, based on numerical analysis	PDF	77 KiB
67. The residual strength of timber degraded by woodworm infestation	PDF	211 KiB
68. Protection of wood by design	PDF	118 KiB
69. Designing for durable wood construction: the 4 Ds	PDF	43 KiB
70. Prediction of wood decay in the exterior wall of wooden houses by the deterioration of nails	PDF	228 KiB
71. Models for timber decay and termite attack	PDF	56 KiB
72. Durability assessments of wood-frame construction using the concept of damage-functions	PDF	137 KiB
73. Durability of wood	PDF	33 KiB
74. Documentation of correct use of wood protection by design	PDF	59 KiB
75. Development of a durability classification system for protective coatings for concrete	PDF	64 KiB
76. Correlation of the effects of artificial and natural weathering at elastomeric building sealants	PDF	33 KiB
77. On-site non-destructive test for sealants	PDF	582 KiB
78. New prediction methods of service life of polymeric finishing materials	PDF	241 KiB
79. Ceramic tile finishing systems for exterior using organic adhesives	PDF	36 KiB
80. A new type of clear coating systems for wood	PDF	88 KiB
81. Service life prediction of polymeric building materials using the “acid dew and fog test”	PDF	205 KiB
82. The effect of heat aging on acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) blends	PDF	79 KiB
83. The effects of ultraviolet radiation on polycarbonate glazing	PDF	237 KiB
84. An Australia-wide map of corrosivity: a GIS approach	PDF	66 KiB
85. Model to transform measured climatic data from a local level to a micro level: temperatures	PDF	98 KiB
86. Moisture control in buildings: how can varying outdoor climate be allowed for?	PDF	105 KiB
87. Coupled heat and mass transfer in building materials	PDF	187 KiB
88. Mapping rainfall distribution characteristics on facades using surface deposit geometry	PDF	219 KiB
89. Durability of wall systems containing housewrap	PDF	80 KiB
90. A decision support system for preliminary design	PDF	89 KiB
91. Evaluation of the long-term performance of water repellants on rendered autoclaved aerated concrete	PDF	181 KiB
92. Reacting to durability problems with Vancouver buildings	PDF	41 KiB
93. Dynamic buffer zone: DBZ	PDF	347 KiB
94. Foundation failures in new residential construction	PDF	48 KiB
95. Reduction of cracks in plaster revestment	PDF	39 KiB
96. Electrical measurement of moisture content in porous building materials	PDF	59 KiB
97. Survey of the durability of the facades of 4000 dwellings in northern Portugal	PDF	147 KiB
98. Assessing the service life of building envelope constructions	PDF	48 KiB
99. Impact of stud gauge on service life: MVSS wall	PDF	35 KiB
100. Investigation on the behaviour of polymer-cement composites in ETICS renderings	PDF	400 KiB
101. Comparative testing and rating of thirteen thermoplastic single ply roofing membranes	PDF	58 KiB
102. Effect of application temperature on adhesion of modified bitumen membrane assemblies	PDF	27 KiB
103. Service life prediction of flat roofs with polymer modified bituminous waterproofing membranes	PDF	56 KiB
104. Extending the durability of window washer runways	PDF	526 KiB
105. Experimental program for the evaluation of coil coated steel sheet service life	PDF	92 KiB
106. Performance of tape-bonded seams of EPDM membranes: resistance to peel-creep	PDF	91 KiB
107. Improving the durability of flat roof constructions	PDF	110 KiB
108. Performance of strained bituminous waterproofing membranes under hydrostatic pressure	PDF	41 KiB
109. Waterproofing durability: a survey of several APP modified roof membranes in service for more than 20 years in Europe	PDF	47 KiB
110. Natural ageing of waterproofing membranes	PDF	70 KiB
111. Improvement opprotunities in roofing assets mamagement: experience from the US Army	PDF	46 KiB
112. Predictive maintenance: what should be in a condition database	PDF	40 KiB
113. Effective roof management: understanding the life cycle of your roof systems	PDF	70 KiB
114. Decision-support system for service life asset management: the BELCAM project	PDF	451 KiB
115. Condition assessment of flat roofs, including the use of expert systems	PDF	39 KiB
116. A stochastic approach to the factor method for estimating service life	PDF	59 KiB
117. Development of prediction models for sewer deterioration	PDF	97 KiB
118. Service life with regard to frost attack: a probabilistic approach	PDF	69 KiB
119. MEDIC: a method for predicting residual service life and refurbishment investment budgets	PDF	99 KiB
120. Development of a reliability-based durability design method for timber construction	PDF	102 KiB
121. Durability assessment of building systems	PDF	80 KiB
122. Material induced structural deterioration and maintenance strategy	PDF	66 KiB
123. Towards the practical evaluation of service life: illustrative application of the probabilistic approach	PDF	382 KiB
124. Evaluating the reliability of structural masonry elements using the response surface technique	PDF	110 KiB
125. Duracrete: service life design for concrete structures	PDF	82 KiB
126. Failure probability of deteriorating reinforced concrete beams	PDF	61 KiB
127. Critical loss of performance: what fails before durability	PDF	33 KiB
128. Durability of soil contaminated by oil	PDF	21 KiB
129. Durability aspects of fibre reinforced composites	PDF	50 KiB
130. Field studies concerning the service life prediction	PDF	222 KiB
131. Empirical vs theoretical life prediction for subfloor structural connectors	PDF	223 KiB
132. Overview and notional concepts on performance and service life	PDF	46 KiB
133. Investigations of mass and energy flow in existing buildings	PDF	86 KiB
134. Degradation analysis by statistical methods	PDF	63 KiB
135. Assessing the remaining service life of existing building components for insurance	PDF	41 KiB
136. Qualitative simulation for assessment of chemical-physical compatibility among building components	PDF	86 KiB
137. Service life prediction for floor coverings	PDF	30 KiB
138. Evaluation of functionality of building components applicable to service life design	PDF	62 KiB
139. Phenomenological model of building material strain	PDF	79 KiB
140. Service life prediction and economic assessment of parking garage options	PDF	83 KiB
141. Life cycle costing for a design life standard	PDF	34 KiB
142. Estimating service lives using the factor method for use in whole life costing	PDF	29 KiB
143. Requirements for durability and on-going performance in Canada’s objective-based construction codes	PDF	40 KiB
144. International standards for service life planning of buildings	PDF	23 KiB
145. Service life planning of building components	PDF	42 KiB
146. Service life performance audit: meeting client requirements for durable buildings	PDF	28 KiB
147. Asset governance in local government following CCT: the multi-client dichotomy	PDF	59 KiB
148. EPIQR: a new surveying tool for maintenance and refurbishment	PDF	584 KiB
149. A planning support system for management of components maintenance	PDF	72 KiB
150. A tool for building refurbishment and its application	PDF	28 KiB
151. PC/GIS based system for maintenance management of wooden buildings: MMWood	PDF	342 KiB
152. Preparation and prioritization of maintenance programmes	PDF	38 KiB
153. Development of an integrated conservation and maintenance management regime for historic modern movement buildings	PDF	35 KiB
154. Overall survey buildings: performance and maintenance	PDF	51 KiB
155. Condition survey as formal and practical tool in facilities management	PDF	69 KiB
156. A computer-aided prioritisation framework for planned maintenance management	PDF	53 KiB
157. Deterioration patterns for maintenance management: a methodological approach	PDF	118 KiB
158. Assessment of building rehabilitation expediency in Bulgaria	PDF	129 KiB
159. A service life design for lifecare management	PDF	49 KiB
160. Modeling running and maintenance costs for life cycle costing applications in buildings	PDF	50 KiB
161. Forecasting rehabilitation expenditures: the SHQ solution	PDF	154 KiB
162. Rehabilitation and the costs to sustain dwelling services	PDF	37 KiB
163. Forecasting the running costs of sport and leisure centres	PDF	102 KiB
164. Stone cleaning: a life cycle cost model	PDF	30 KiB
165. Condition survey of Toronto’s highrise rental stock	PDF	90 KiB
166. Determining the impact of quality upon life cycle costs	PDF	43 KiB
167. Accrued value assessment: a dynamic approach for investment appraisal and facilities management	PDF	43 KiB
168. Real estate renovation decisions based on cost approach appraising principles	PDF	33 KiB
169. Consideration of environmental issues when renewing facilities and infrastructure	PDF	46 KiB
170. Total life-cycle cost	PDF	83 KiB
171. Facility life-cycle cost analysis based on fuzzy sets theory	PDF	67 KiB
172. The use of performance and durability data in assessment of life time serviceability	PDF	34 KiB
173. Performance concept in the procurement of durability and serviceability of buildings	PDF	283 KiB
174. Life cycle appraisal of building elements by multiple performance indicators	PDF	38 KiB
175. Ensuring building serviceability at the design stage	PDF	25 KiB
176. Communicating performance requirements: tools for transferring client-oriented maintenance information	PDF	139 KiB
177. Are facilities measuring up?	PDF	76 KiB
178. Building performance starts at hand-over: the importance of life span information	PDF	36 KiB
179. Managing the life cycle requirements of facilities	PDF	191 KiB
180. Whole life performance strategy: beyond incremental cost and service life	PDF	54 KiB
181. Securing sustainable building and resource management through procurement of serviceability	PDF	65 KiB
182. Impact of environmental, health and safety issues on coating used for offshore fabric maintenance: a LCC analysis	PDF	84 KiB
183. Reliability and whole life performance: integrating the supply chain	PDF	28 KiB
184. Building durable and sustainable the Dutch way and the consequences for the healthy indoor climate	PDF	18 KiB
185. Life cycle assessment and the design agenda: the standards imperative	PDF	36 KiB
186. LCA as performance requirement in the Dutch building decree by 2001	PDF	49 KiB
187. Use of service life data in LCA of building materials	PDF	56 KiB
188. Analysis of dismantling vs. demolition: vision or reality	PDF	59 KiB
189. Evaluating the sustainability of alternative window and proprietary glazing systems	PDF	43 KiB
190. Designing for disassembly to extend service life and increase sustainability	PDF	251 KiB
191. The adoption of Hong Kong’s eco-labelling scheme for buildings	PDF	33 KiB
192. Greening of Canada’s national master specification	PDF	48 KiB
193. Sustainability by strengthening the relation between disciplines involved	PDF	80 KiB
194. Product features that influence the end of a building	PDF	126 KiB
195. The environmental impact of insulation	PDF	36 KiB
196. Tenets of sustainable roofing	PDF	214 KiB
197. Design for sustainable buildings in developing countries	PDF	33 KiB
198. Design for durability?: a specifier observed	PDF	32 KiB
199. Building durability: know what you know or let’s use the knowledge we already have, before we improve upon it	PDF	34 KiB
200. A systematic vivendi for design for durability	PDF	691 KiB
201. Improvement of traditional building materials and techniques	PDF	31 KiB
202. Quality control with the assurance of normative precision of geometrical parameters in erection of one-storey framed buildings	PDF	70 KiB
203. Design for durability: a practical approach	PDF	41 KiB
204. Optimisation of the life span of building components	PDF	39 KiB
205. A natural progression: neglect to decay	PDF	65 KiB
206. Information exchange architectures for building models	PDF	82 KiB
207. IAI and IFC-state-of-the-art	PDF	91 KiB
208. A prototype distributed CIC system based on IAI standards	PDF	41 KiB
209. Integration of planning and control activities for building and construction: experiencing standards	PDF	71 KiB
210. Knowledge-based product data server for concurrent engineering	PDF	55 KiB
211. Lexis: an AEC industry language	PDF	360 KiB
212. A collaborative environment for building construction project toward computerization of total information	PDF	55 KiB
213. Information structure for integration of facility projects at operational airports	PDF	59 KiB
214. First experiences with an inception support modeller for the building and construction industry	PDF	250 KiB
215. Construction information access through a “malleable frame”	PDF	51 KiB
216. Utility assessment of electronic networking technologies in construction	PDF	52 KiB
217. Improving construction communication: the impact of on-line technology	PDF	28 KiB
218. Increasing on-site productivity through wireless computer control	PDF	307 KiB
219. Simulation of construction operation with direct inputs of physical factors	PDF	37 KiB
220. Analysis of phenomenological perceptions of effectiveness of information technology in computerised maintenance management	PDF	37 KiB
221. I.T. Survey within the construction industry of Hong Kong	PDF	59 KiB
222. Generic IT training: a process protocol model	PDF	74 KiB
223. Survey of information technology and the structure of the Saudi Arabian construction industry	PDF	38 KiB
224. A survey of information technology in the Canadian construction industry	PDF	71 KiB
225. Integration of construction management functions	PDF	956 KiB
226. The project reporter: multimedia progress reporting for construction projects	PDF	686 KiB
227. Information technology in the strategy of a middle-sized construction company	PDF	43 KiB
228. An architecture for heavy duty machine controllers: foreseeing automated road construction environments	PDF	96 KiB
229. An automated model for generating a short-interval schedule	PDF	124 KiB
230. Data warehousing in the construction industry: organizing and processing data for decision-making	PDF	75 KiB
231. Slab formwork design using genetic algorithm	PDF	43 KiB
232. Managing and exploiting knowledge assets in the construction industry	PDF	41 KiB
233. Using images pattern recognition and neural networks for coating quality assessment	PDF	162 KiB
234. Operations documents: addressing the information needs of facility managers	PDF	417 KiB
235. An integrated decision-support system model for construction management executives	PDF	233 KiB
236. Co-ordination of classification for product modelling and established building classifications	PDF	47 KiB
237. Cost estimation of high performance concrete (HPC) high-rise commercial buildings by neural networks	PDF	370 KiB
238. Metagame analysis for determining construction methods	PDF	59 KiB
239. Constructability knowledge-intensive database system	PDF	47 KiB
240. Use of automatic keyphrase generation for creation of a construction thesaurus	PDF	35 KiB
241. An investigation into the main information dimensions of corporate real estate management	PDF	48 KiB
242. Exploring the application of case-based reasoning to computer-assisted construction planning	PDF	43 KiB
243. An innovative infrastructure for inter-working between dissimilar EDM solutions	PDF	274 KiB
244. SL/AM-IT: a CD-ROM-based, interactive bibliography on service life and durability	PDF	738 KiB
245. Project management issues in remote CAD outsourcing	PDF	674 KiB
246. Implementation of a dynamic information system for design	PDF	100 KiB
247. Towards model based design: a case study: the modular design system	PDF	76 KiB
248. An internet-based distributed building design service framework	PDF	53 KiB
249. Integration of parametric geometric modeling and construction simulation	PDF	181 KiB
250. A semantically rich reference model for building design	PDF	76 KiB
251. Expert validation of Tall-D: a KBS for tall buildings design	PDF	162 KiB
252. The dynamic definition of design element specifications via a product supplier database web-site	PDF	221 KiB
253. Exploring and comparing designs: the same game?	PDF	51 KiB
254. Improving the brief through information and process modelling	PDF	87 KiB
255. Computer software architecture to support automated building diagnostics	PDF	749 KiB
256. Information analysis for roofing systems maintenance management integrated system	PDF	53 KiB
257. A building life-cycle information system for tracking building performance metrics	PDF	614 KiB
258. Reverse propagation of data for building management	PDF	83 KiB
259. The benefits and costs of information technology systems in building maintenance management based on interviews	PDF	44 KiB
260. Life-cycle cost design methods and tools	PDF	219 KiB
261. Integrating permanent equipment tracking with electronic operations and maintenance manuals	PDF	31 KiB
262. The development of industry foundation classes for facilities management	PDF	72 KiB
263. Examples of product model transformations in construction	PDF	174 KiB
264. Product modeling for construction management	PDF	151 KiB
265. Highlights of the development process of industry foundation classes	PDF	221 KiB
266. Constraints of product modelling approach in building	PDF	58 KiB
267. Measuring information integration in project teams	PDF	472 KiB
268. Refocusing project delivery systems on adding value	PDF	609 KiB
269. Cost-loaded production model for planning and control	PDF	97 KiB
270. Industry foundation class modeling for estimating and scheduling	PDF	68 KiB
271. SPICE: is a capability maturity model applicable in the construction industry?	PDF	57 KiB
272. Model based construction process management	PDF	194 KiB
273. SYDOX/MATCOMP/XI: an information system adapted to the needs of construction actors	PDF	165 KiB
274. Process modeling for planning and management of facilities: a re-engineering approach	PDF	69 KiB
275. The practical needs of integrating scope, cost, and time	PDF	207 KiB
276. The development of an integrated life cycle costing model using object oriented and VR technologies	PDF	48 KiB
277. Properties of the virtual building	PDF	273 KiB
278. The virtual building: the implications of its preparation during the design process	PDF	51 KiB
279. Learning construction in virtual worlds	PDF	431 KiB
280. Virtual construction for automated schedule generation	PDF	85 KiB
281. Virtual reality as a design and visualisation tool in the housebuilding industry	PDF	91 KiB

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DOI

Resolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.4224/23004883

Editor

Search for: Lacasse, M. A.¹ORCID identifier: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7640-3701; Search for: Vanier, D. J.¹

Affiliation

National Research Council of Canada. NRC Institute for Research in Construction

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Text, Proceedings

Conference

The Eighth International Conference on Durability of Building Materials and Components - DBMC 8, Workshop on Information Technology in Construction - CIB W78, May 30-June 3, 1999, Vancouver, Canada

ISBN

0660177374
0660177412
0660177420
0660177439
9780660177373
9780660177410
9780660177427
9780660177434

Physical description

4 v.

Subject

service life; asset management; integration; durability and service life

Publication date

1999-05

Publisher

National Research Council of Canada. Institute for Research in Construction
National Research Council of Canada. NRC Research Press

Language

English

Peer reviewed

Yes

NRC number

NRCC 42738
NRC-IRC-9696

NPARC number

23004883

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