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DATE AND LOCATION
23-25 September 2002, Washington, DC, USA
- SCOPE
This symposium is the 19th of the IAARC-sponsored symposia in the field of automation and robotics in construction industry and follows a successful series of previous annual ISARC symposia held since 1984 in various locations in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Taiwan. The 19th ISARC provides a forum for the world's leading researchers, developers, and end-users to present and discuss the latest research and development activities, how such activities are transforming the construction industry, and to explore opportunities for collaboration in these areas.
- THEMES
Participants are welcome to contribute written papers, posters, videos, and exhibits on the following topics:
- Computer Integrated Building Processes
- Construction Information Management Systems (Product Data Standards, VRML Data Structures, Web Interfaces)
- Construction Process Modeling and Simulation
- Automated Monitoring and Control of Construction Process
- Construction Work Process Modeling and Automation
- Applications of Automation and Robotics in Industrial, Building and Infrastructure Construction
- Design Practices to Facilitate Construction Automation
- Construction Metrology
- Advanced Sensing and Imaging Technologies (LADAR, Photogrammetry, GPS, 3D Object Recognition)
- Smart Chips and Materials in Construction (RFID, MEMs)
- Material and Component Tracking Technologies
- Automation of As-Is and As-Built Models
- Field Sensor Data and Construction Process Integration Protocols (communication Protocols with Wireless Segments)
- Tele-operable and Autonomous Robots for Construction
- Wearable Computers and Human-Computer Interfaces
- Control Systems for Construction Equipment (Cranes, Excavators, Bulldozers etc.)
- e-Business for Capital Facilities
- Supply Chain Integration
- Life Cycle Data Management
- Field Robotics
- Design and Development of Construction Robots
- Economic Assessment of Automation and Robotics Technologies
- Automated Inspection and Maintenance Management Systems
- Automated Monitoring and Control of Hazardous Construction Processes
- INTERNATIONALLY SPONSORED BY:
International Association for Automation and Robotics in Construction (IAARC)
- SYMPOSIUM CO-SPONSORS:
National Institute of Standards and Technology Building and Fire Research Laboratory (NIST)
Center for Integrated Facilities Engineering (CIFE)
Construction Industry Institute (CII)
Construction Institute, American Society of Civil Engineers (CI)
Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA)
Del E. Webb School of Construction, Arizona State University
FIATECH Consortium
Institute for Research in Construction, National Council, Canada (NRC-CNRC)
International Alliance for Interoperability, North America
Lean Construction Institute
AUTOMATION IN CONSTRUCTION, An International Research Journal, Elsevier
Construction Engineering and Management Division, Purdue University
- STEERING COMMITTEE
Dr. Sherif Barakat (Institute for Research in Construction, National Research Council of Canada)
Dr. Leonhard E. Bernold (North Carolina State University, Center for Construction Technology and Integration)
Mr. Stephen A. Cauffman, Vice Chair (secretariat) (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Lt. Gen. Kenneth E. Eickmann (USAF, Retd.) (Construction Industry Institute)
Dr. Martin Fischer (Stanford University, Center for Integrated Facilities Engineering)
Ms. Karen M. Furlani (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Dr. James H. Garrett, Jr. (Carnegie Mellon University)
Dr. Francois Grobler (U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, International Alliance for Interoperability-North America)
Dr. Carl T. Haas (University of Texas at Austin, Construction Automation Laboratory)
Dr. Miriam Heller (National Science Foundation)
Dr. Richard H.F. Jackson (FIATECH Consortium)
Dr. Ronie Navon (Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Construction Automation Laboratory)
Dr. Francois Peyret (Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussees, France)
Dr. Jeffrey S. Russell (University of Wisconsin-Madison and Construction Institute, American Society of Civil Engineers)
Dr. Clifford J. Schexnayder (Arizona State University, Del E.Webb School of Construction)
Dr. Miroslaw Skibniewski (Purdue University, International Association for Automation and Robotics in Construction)
Dr. William C. Stone, Vice Chair (Proceedings Editor) (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Dr. S. Shyam Sunder, Chair (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Dr. Iris D. Tommelein (University of California at Berkeley, Lean Construction Institute)
Dr. Richard L. Tucker (University of Texas at Austin, Center for Construction Industry Studies)
Dr. John G. Voeller (Black & Veatch Holding Company)
- ORGANIZED BY
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Technology Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce
- ISARC 2002 SECRETARIAT
Stephen A. Cauffman
National Institute of Standards and Technology
100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8611
Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8611 USA
- STATISTICS OF ISARC 2001
Number of papers presented: 88
Number of participant countries: 16
Number of papers by kind of institution:
Research institutes: 83
Industry: 5
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Number of attendants: 112
Number of participant countries: 16
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Proceedings CD
The proceedings from this ISARC are available on CD. You can now browse it on-line in original format.
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