Analysis of Design Science Research Methodology in Civil Engineering
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This report presents an analysis of a Design Science Research (DSR) methodology applied within the context of civil engineering. The author investigated various methodologies and selected DSR, emphasizing its systematic approach to developing and evaluating innovative IT solutions. The study focuses on the development and evaluation of an artefact, specifically a BIM model integrated with a Dynamo script and an Excel template. The report outlines the five stages of the DSR process: awareness of the problem, suggestion, development, evaluation, and conclusion. The 'awareness' stage involves a literature review to identify challenges in document management within the construction industry. The 'suggestion' stage involves the selection of software, Revit and Dynamo. The 'development' stage focuses on creating an artefact to automate document control. The 'evaluation' stage assesses the artefact's effectiveness using a fabricated building design in Revit. The report highlights the cyclical nature of DSR, emphasizing the importance of reflection and action throughout the process. The goal is to introduce researchers to innovative BIM solutions and evaluate them for practical, real-world use cases, ultimately contributing to advancements in BIM research and practice.
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