| id |
maver_075 |
| authors |
Chen, Y.Z. and Maver, T.W. |
| year |
1995 |
| title |
Some Experiments on Implementing Collaborative Building Design Environments |
| source |
Building Simulation 95 Conference (Ed: J Mitchell et al) Madison, USA |
| summary |
A collaborative building design environment has been proposed to integrate together both the heterogeneous applications and the dispersed project participants. Based on the functional requirements identified, the conventional building product models have been extended to incorporate high-level concepts such as activity and organisation, which are essential for coordination, and a generic human- human interaction model has been developed, which could not only make the building domain models interaction-aware, but also serve as a base model for developing general interaction utilities. Collaborative design environment prototyping has been described, covering the common project workspace, general interaction utilities and multiuser interfaces. Three distribution schemes for implementing the common project workspace within a distributed environment have also been discussed. |
| series |
other |
| type |
normal paper |
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| full text |
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