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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
Edited by: B. Kumar, I.A. MacLeod, A. Retik
Paper III.4
The Application of the Virtual Reality System in Design Co-Ordination R. Ha
Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom R. Ha, "The Application of the Virtual Reality System in Design Co-Ordination", in B. Kumar, I.A. MacLeod, A. Retik, (Editors), "Information Technology in Civil and Structural Engineering Design", Inverleith Spottiswoode, Edinburgh, UK, pp 49-51, 1996.
Abstract
This paper proposes the way of building design co-ordination
using a Virtual Reality (VR) system. A preliminary
design of building is created by a co-ordinator using the VR
system and presented to other designers through computer
network systems. The design is made so that some
components and variables of the design may be altered by the
designers. The possible design alterations may involve
engineering aspects such as resizing and repositioning the
components; or managerial aspects such as changing the
qualities and the prices of the components. The changing can
be assumed as the design alteration proposal from the
designers to the co-ordinator. The decision is then made by
the co-ordinator. All alterations are noted in recording files.
Using these files and a report generator program, the report
of the design process can be then generated.
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