549 resultados para Guias BIM
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A metodologia BIM (Building Information Modeling), tem vindo a ganhar grande importância na indústria da AEC (Arquitetura, Engenharia e Construção). Este conceito introduz alterações muito significativas na forma como atualmente se aborda a conceção, construção e manutenção de edifícios. Apesar da emergente utilização, não existem neste momento normas de boas práticas para a sua implementação em Portugal. O BIM tem como princípios a integração das fases do processo construtivo, a integração e trabalho colaborativo de todas as especialidades envolvidas na fase de projeto, sendo apoiada por aplicações de visualização tridimensional. O grande potencial do conceito BIM está também na normalização da informação, sendo suportada entre outros aspetos na normalização da forma como se devem modelar os objetos. Assente nesta base são várias as potencialidades que daqui decorrem. No âmbito desta dissertação pretende-se abordar e aplicar a metodologia BIM ao projeto de estruturas e de especialidades que foi previamente elaborado segundo a metodologia tradicional (CAD 2D). Pretende-se, clarificar a metodologia BIM e avaliar algumas das ferramentas computacionais disponíveis no mercado. O caso de estudo da presente dissertação, permitiu identificar algumas dificuldades e falhas existentes nos projetos a 2D, o que não acontece no caso da metodologia BIM.
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A metodologia BIM (Building Information Modeling), tem vindo a ganhar grande importância na indústria da AEC (Arquitetura, Engenharia e Construção). Este conceito introduz alterações muito significativas na forma como atualmente se aborda a conceção, construção e manutenção de edifícios. Apesar da emergente utilização, não existem neste momento normas de boas práticas para a sua implementação em Portugal. O BIM tem como princípios a integração das fases do processo construtivo, a integração e trabalho colaborativo de todas as especialidades envolvidas na fase de projeto, sendo apoiada por aplicações de visualização tridimensional. O grande potencial do conceito BIM está também na normalização da informação, sendo suportada entre outros aspetos na normalização da forma como se devem modelar os objetos. Assente nesta base são várias as potencialidades que daqui decorrem. No âmbito desta dissertação pretende-se abordar e aplicar a metodologia BIM ao projeto de estruturas e de especialidades que foi previamente elaborado segundo a metodologia tradicional (CAD 2D). Pretende-se, clarificar a metodologia BIM e avaliar algumas das ferramentas computacionais disponíveis no mercado. O caso de estudo da presente dissertação, permitiu identificar algumas dificuldades e falhas existentes nos projetos a 2D, o que não acontece no caso da metodologia BIM.
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Burnout is a psychological syndrome triggered in response to continuous exposure to interpersonal stressors. It is considered a multifactorial construct, which is commonly characterized by three dimensions: emotional exhaustion, dehumanization, and lack of personal accomplishment.This study aimed to verify if the three characteristics of burnout (exhaustion, lack of dehumanization and personal accomplishment) are present in people working as guides Tourism in Natal - RN. It is a descriptive and quantitative study. 109 subjects were surveyed. Data collection was done through the use of questionnaires, the instrument used was the characterization of the Burnout Scale (ECB) created and validated in Brazil by Trocoli and Tamayo (2000). In order to analyze data we used descriptive statistics, analysis of core measures, exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, reliability analysis, cluster analysis, multiple discriminant and Spearman correlation. Factor analysis identified four factors that explain 58.3% of the total variance. Those factors were named exhaustion, deception, avoidance, and dehumanization. The reliability of the instrument, as measured by Cronbach's Alpha was 0.918, which is considered excellent reliability. The 109 subjects were grouped into three cluster, which had the deception, avoidance, and dehumanization as discriminant. It is possible to conclude that the characteristics of burnout syndrome are present in the studied population where 19 people are on the high level of burnout, moderate in 32 and 56 in the light. The correlations between socio-demographic variables studied and the dimensions of burnout, were few and weak. The variable leave for health reasons in the study appeared to be related to feelings of exhaustion and avoidance behavior appeared related to younger individuals and who work only in the activity of Receptive Tourism Guide. Verification of the incidence of burnout in individuals surveyed suggest the need to adopt intervention strategies are individual, organizational and / or combined
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In this work was developed an information system to apply the concepts of CAD3D-BIM technology for the design activities of the furniture industry. The development of this system was based in an architecture comprised of two modules: a web interface to management the metadata of models from furniture's library and the combination of three-dimensional CAD software with a specific plugin to access the information from this model. To develop this system was also used a Data Base Management System (DBMS) designed to storage the information from models in a hierarchical way, based on concepts of Group Technology (GT). The centralization of information in a single database allows the automatic availability of any changes to all participants involved in a particular project when it‟s happens. Each module from system has its own connection to this database. Finally was developed a prototype from a 3D virtual environment to help create Virtual Reality projects in the web. A study from available technologies to create 3D web applications for execution in websites was done to support this development. The interconnection between modules and the database developed allowed the assembly of a system architecture to support the construction and exhibition of projects of the furniture industry in accordance with the concepts proposed by BIM (Building Information Modeling), using as object of study the furniture industry of state of Rio Grande do Norte
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This project refers to a study somewhat controversial , as in focusing less recognized and valued hand, although the dynamics of tourism pass to take another view , you can not beforehand consider favorable or unfavorable . Analyzes the phenomenon related to conception or perception of poverty from tourism residents and non residents of the Favela of Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro tourist guides . It is a subject to an object of research somewhat controversial , but about which there is already an academic and scientific concern and deserves an investigator look. Fits as a qualitative study whose methodological procedure based on interviews and participant observation , and the geographic divisions chosen the Rocinha slum , for its expressiveness and for being a pioneer in this type of tourism , had to conducting fieldwork lasting six months, which was accompanied by at least four hours walking work of sixteen tour guides, eight residents and eight non- residents in the community, working for different travel agencies and tourism. End of each tour, all tour guides answered a semi-structured questionnaire, containing nineteen questions. Most respondents tour guides authorized record interview, which has made it possible to analyze the speech through spoken language. In tourism, foreign tourists are the main target, although rarely also count with the participation of domestic tourists. Notes that the relationship between poverty and slums, from the perceptions of tourist guides residents better reflects the reality of favela residents compared with non residents guides, since they fully know all the intricacies and better the difficulties they have endured and still go, when it comes to the issue of stigmatization respect, by which has suffered by Brazilian society, in relation to live in slums, and have your dwelling place as a tourist attraction. While presenting the social reality of Rocinha consistently during his work, the non residents guides worry about being as natural as possible with tourists as much as the locals show slum, in the same way they avoid authorize tourists to take compromising photos and that will expose the intimacy of community residents . Concludes that, while recognizing the importance of elevation to the rank of tourist attraction and its promising prospects, requires attention and priority, given the greater precariousness of the human condition in relation to the prime areas in which it operates tourism should be a vector of development, not a masking of reality
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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O planejamento implantodôntico exige precisão e confiabilidade. A prototipagem rápida oferece a possibilidade de transferir o planejamento para o campo operatório, sendo este um importante aliado no tratamento cirúrgico. O presente estudo tem por objetivo avaliar a precisão de guias cirúrgicos obtidos através de tomografia computadorizada, planejamento em software para implantodontia (Implantviwer – Anne Solutions ltda.) e prototipagem rápida, avaliando a angulação e a posição horizontal dos implantes e ainda comparar guias com apoio ósseo e guias com apoio gengival. Foram selecionadas cinco mandíbulas humanas secas, que foram fixadas a um crânio e realizadas as tomografias computadorizadas, o planejamento dos implantes e os guias confeccionados apartir de prototipagem. Após a instalação de vinte implantes foram realizadas novas tomografias e comparação das medidas referentes a angulação e posicionamento horizontal dos implantes através da sobreposição das imagens pré e pós operatórias. Tais resultados foram submetidos a análise estatística pelo teste T para amostras dependentes e análise de variância de Friedman com índice de significância de 95%. Observou-se uma discrepância média de angulação de 2,60º (DP = 3,20º) e de 0.40 mm (DP = 0,51 mm) para o posicionamento horizontal nos guias com apoio sobre gengiva artificial e 5,30º (DP = 3,88º) e 0,70 mm (DP = 0,82 mm) para os guias com apoio ósseo . Os guias com apoio ósseo e gengival apresentaram diferença estatística entre si apenas quanto a angulação. Os guias cirúrgicos para implantes osteointegrados construídos apartir de prototipagem rápida oferecem precisão na transferência do planejamento para o campo operatório e sua utilização poderá aumentar a previsibilidade dos resultados, assim como facilitar a cirurgia e minimizar a intervenção cirúrgica.
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Estudo analisa o processo de produção do conhecimento científico tendo como contraponto o conhecimento tradicional e as inter-relações entre cientistas e guias de campo nativos, na Floresta Nacional (Flona) de Caxiuanã, no Município de Melgaço, Pará, Amazônia, Brasil, onde o Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi mantém base de pesquisas científicas aberta a pesquisadores brasileiros e estrangeiros. A análise leva em consideração tanto o ambiente onde os guias de campo trabalham como a estrutura acadêmica em que se inserem os pesquisadores.
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In all segments, the companies are looking for the highest productivity with the lowest possible cost, and in the construction industry, the thinking is the same. Over time, techniques that generate more productivity supplanted previous techniques; an example is the CAD technology that replaced free drawings in projects execution. However, the Computer Aided Design (CAD) technology does not deal with certain factors that permeate the entire project. It is required the use of other techniques to supply this need in traditional projects. For example, a software for schedule management, another for assets management and a person who makes calculations for estimates and budgets. The BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology aims to integrate all this information, facilitating the communication among members of a work team and reducing the time required to carry out the project. This work is a applied research, a descriptive research, carried out through modeling and simulation, processes inherent in the use of BIM, a survey was also used only to contextualization. BIM was used for a soccer stadium roof project, in order to verify the feasibility of such use through the analysis of: BIM tools, difficulties encountered and implications of BIM use, and comparison of traditional methods and the use of BIM. To aid the contextualization, a survey was conducted to verify the use of BIM in medium and small companies
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In all segments, the companies are looking for the highest productivity with the lowest possible cost, and in the construction industry, the thinking is the same. Over time, techniques that generate more productivity supplanted previous techniques; an example is the CAD technology that replaced free drawings in projects execution. However, the Computer Aided Design (CAD) technology does not deal with certain factors that permeate the entire project. It is required the use of other techniques to supply this need in traditional projects. For example, a software for schedule management, another for assets management and a person who makes calculations for estimates and budgets. The BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology aims to integrate all this information, facilitating the communication among members of a work team and reducing the time required to carry out the project. This work is a applied research, a descriptive research, carried out through modeling and simulation, processes inherent in the use of BIM, a survey was also used only to contextualization. BIM was used for a soccer stadium roof project, in order to verify the feasibility of such use through the analysis of: BIM tools, difficulties encountered and implications of BIM use, and comparison of traditional methods and the use of BIM. To aid the contextualization, a survey was conducted to verify the use of BIM in medium and small companies
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[ES]Presentación. BIM: Situación en el panorama nacional e internacional, Sergio Muñoz, Presidente de la BuildingSmart Spanish Chapter. ¿Qué BIM implantamos? Jesús Martínez, Arquitecto BIM Manager. BIM. Casos prácticos. Ciclo de vida de la edificación, Alejandro Núñez Noda, Director Técnico IMC Gestión Integral de la edificación. BG. BIM. Casos prácticos. Modelos BIM As-Built, Josep Coll, EiPM. BG. Smart Cities ¿Burbuja o Tendencia? Félix Herrera, responsable del Área de Ingeniería Telemática, Universidad de La Laguna. Láser Scaner 3D en la conservación del patrimonio y trabajo en grandes infraestructuras, Raúl Rubio, Captae. BG. Virtual BIM – Realidad Aumentada, Sergi Florensa, Virtual BIM.
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The scope of this project is to study the effectiveness of building information modelling (BIM) in performing life cycle assessment in a building. For the purposes of the study will be used “Revit” which is a BIM software and Tally which is an LCA tool integrated in Revit. The project is divided in six chapters. The first chapter consists of a theoretical introduction into building information modelling and its connection to life cycle assessment. The second chapter describes the characteristics of building information modelling (BIM). In addition, a comparison has been made with the traditional architectural, engineering and construction business model and the benefits to shift into BIM. In the third chapter it will be a review of the most well-known and available BIM software in the market. In chapter four life cycle assessment (LCA) will be described in general and later on specifically for the purpose of the case study that will be used in the following chapter. Moreover, the tools that are available to perform an LCA will be reviewed. Chapter five will present the case study that consists of a model in a BIM software (Revit) and the LCA performed by Tally, an LCA tool integrated into Revit. In the last chapter will be a discussion of the results that were obtained, the limitation and the possible future improvement in performing life cycle assessment (LCA) in a BIM model.
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Throughout this research, the whole life cycle of a building will be analyzed, with a special focus on the most common issues that affect the construction sector nowadays, such as safety. In fact, the goal is to enhance the management of the entire construction process in order to reduce the risk of accidents. The contemporary trend is that of researching new tools capable of reducing, or even eliminating, the most common mistakes that usually lead to safety risks. That is one of the main reasons why new technologies and tools have been introduced in the field. The one we will focus on is the so-called BIM: Building Information Modeling. With the term BIM we refer to wider and more complex analysis tool than a simple 3D modeling software. Through BIM technologies we are able to generate a multi-dimension 3D model which contains all the information about the project. This innovative approach aims at a better understanding and control of the project by taking into consideration the entire life cycle and resulting in a faster and more sustainable way of management. Furthermore, BIM software allows for the sharing of all the information among the different aspects of the project and among the different participants involved thus improving the cooperation and communication. In addition, BIM software utilizes smart tools that simulate and visualize the process in advance, thus preventing issues that might not have been taking into consideration during the design process. This leads to higher chances of avoiding risks, delays and cost increases. Using a hospital case study, we will apply this approach for the completion of a safety plan, with a special focus onto the construction phase.