This PhD research investigates an advanced framework integrating 4D BIM and Agent-Based Modeling to support proactive construction site planning and safety management. The system uses digital simulation to represent site layout, scheduling, and dynamic interactions among workers, equipment, and activities. By analyzing agents’ behavior, the model enables predictive assessment of hazard likelihood, vulnerability, and exposure during the pre-construction phase. Risk levels are quantified and visualized through heatmaps to identify critical areas and unsafe conditions. The research demonstrates how data-driven simulation can enhance decision-making for safer and more efficient construction site design and planning.

Construction site planning by using advanced simulation methods / tommaso sorbi. - (2025).

Construction site planning by using advanced simulation methods

tommaso sorbi
2025

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This PhD research investigates an advanced framework integrating 4D BIM and Agent-Based Modeling to support proactive construction site planning and safety management. The system uses digital simulation to represent site layout, scheduling, and dynamic interactions among workers, equipment, and activities. By analyzing agents’ behavior, the model enables predictive assessment of hazard likelihood, vulnerability, and exposure during the pre-construction phase. Risk levels are quantified and visualized through heatmaps to identify critical areas and unsafe conditions. The research demonstrates how data-driven simulation can enhance decision-making for safer and more efficient construction site design and planning.
2025
Pietro Capone, Farzad Rahimian, Vito Getuli
ITALIA
tommaso sorbi
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Descrizione: PhD thesis focused on the development of an advanced framework integrating 4D BIM and Agent-Based Modeling for proactive construction site planning and safety management. The research proposes a simulation-based approach to assess risk during the pre-construction phase, supporting data-driven for safety-oriented site layout design and construction activity planning
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