Automation of the process of passing the state examination of civil construction projects using a domestic software package

The analysis of the relationship between the ICC specification and Renga software is presented, as well as an analysis of existing IFC mapping automation solutions in Renga software according to the requirements of state expertise.Two approaches to automation have been identified – the integration of Renga and Dynamo software and software automation through the Renga API. At the same time, both considered approaches have their advantages and can be used depending on the specific needs and qualifications of specialists, however, the first approach has more significant disadvantages. Based on the analysis, a prototype system is proposed – a plugin for automating the mapping process, the work of which can be divided into several stages: set the IFC class of the element in the Renga software; in accordance with the structure of the parameter mapping file, one of three immutable groups of parameters is specified: “attributes”; “psets”; “qsets”; in accordance with the requirements of a certain examination, sets of parameters for the corresponding IFC class are indicated; in accordance with the requirements of a certain examination, the attributes themselves are set. For clarity, a detailed diagram of user actions is provided. The proposed tool can serve as a separate development or as a basis for software modernization.

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Zhilishchnoe Stroitel stvo
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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.31659/0044-4472-2024-10-52-60
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Geodetic Measurements and Engineering Structures
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Automation of the process of passing the state examination of civil construction projects using a domestic software package

L. A. Adamtsevich, V. I. Babchuk
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Geodetic Measurements and Engineering Structures
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Automation of the process of passing the state examination of civil construction projects using a domestic software package

L. A. Adamtsevich, V. I. Babchuk
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Abstract

The analysis of the relationship between the ICC specification and Renga software is presented, as well as an analysis of existing IFC mapping automation solutions in Renga software according to the requirements of state expertise.Two approaches to automation have been identified – the integration of Renga and Dynamo software and software automation through the Renga API. At the same time, both considered approaches have their advantages and can be used depending on the specific needs and qualifications of specialists, however, the first approach has more significant disadvantages. Based on the analysis, a prototype system is proposed – a plugin for automating the mapping process, the work of which can be divided into several stages: set the IFC class of the element in the Renga software; in accordance with the structure of the parameter mapping file, one of three immutable groups of parameters is specified: “attributes”; “psets”; “qsets”; in accordance with the requirements of a certain examination, sets of parameters for the corresponding IFC class are indicated; in accordance with the requirements of a certain examination, the attributes themselves are set. For clarity, a detailed diagram of user actions is provided. The proposed tool can serve as a separate development or as a basis for software modernization.

Zhilishchnoe Stroitel stvo(10)
Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (RU)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
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Geodetic Measurements and Engineering Structures
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