Computational methods for simulating crane activities | Mathematical modeling of construction cranes and their activities, and computational methods to simulate and visualize crane erection processes. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Computational methods for simulating crane activities | Mathematical modeling of construction cranes and their activities, and computational methods to simulate and visualize crane erection processes

The efficiency of crane operations in construction may significantly impact on the schedule and cost of a construction project. This book presents computational methods required to simulate crane activities with goal of improving crane erection processes. A computer system that integrates the computational methods is developed. This system is referred to as iCrane, which stands for intelligent crane, and is for use both before and during erection. At its core, the computer system allows users to simulate the erection process virtually, prior to field operations. These methods can potentially benefit many construction practitioners: engineers for crane selection or crane placement; logistics planners for generating precise and detailed erection plans prior to construction; construction managers for choosing optimal locations for material delivery and temporary onsite storage; cost estimators for increasing the accuracy of the cost forecasts and cashflow projections. Crane operators and trainers can also use the crane simulation for providing instruction. Crane researchers can simulate erection processes before construction. Robot developers may also find this book useful.

The efficiency of crane operations in construction may significantly impact on the schedule and cost of a construction project. This book presents computational methods required to simulate crane activities with goal of improving crane erection processes. A computer system that integrates the computational methods is developed. This system is referred to as iCrane, which stands for intelligent crane, and is for use both before and during erection. At its core, the computer system allows users to simulate the erection process virtually, prior to field operations. These methods can potentially benefit many construction practitioners: engineers for crane selection or crane placement; logistics planners for generating precise and detailed erection plans prior to construction; construction managers for choosing optimal locations for material delivery and temporary onsite storage; cost estimators for increasing the accuracy of the cost forecasts and cashflow projections. Crane operators and trainers can also use the crane simulation for providing instruction. Crane researchers can simulate erection processes before construction. Robot developers may also find this book useful.