eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction: ECPPM 2016

Dr. S.E. Christodoulou, associate professor and vice dean of Engineering at the University of Cyprus, is the author of several scientific publications, the recipient of significant research funding from a variety of national and international funding sources (including a prestigious grant from the United States' National Science Foundation, NSF) and the recipient of two international research awards (London, 1999; Athens, 2015). He is a reviewer for over 25 peer-reviewed scientific journals, and a member of several editorial boards for scientific conferences, and he has also been the national representative on the COST Domain Committee for Transport and Urban Development (COST/TUD). Dr. Christodoulou's research and teaching interests are founded on two pillars: (1) Construction informatics (incl. Building Information Models), and (2) Rehabilitation of Urban Infrastructure and Risk Analysis.Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raimar J. Scherer is the head of the Institute of Construction Informatics at Technical University Dresden since 1994, has more than 30 years of experience in construction IT, including 7 years as full professor for CAD/CAM at the University of Karlsruhe and several years of practice in the construction industry including ICT consultancy and a one-year stay at a world leading CAD provider. His research activities include the broad spectrum of construction ICT aspects. He has been involved in 20 BIM related EU research projects, out of which he co-ordinated five, and several German ones, the most recent one was the ICT leading project Mefisto. He was member and vice chairperson of the building product model group in ISO 10303 from 1988 to 1999, the forerunner of IFC (ISO 16739). In 1994 he founded the first European BIM conference, the ECPPM. In 1999 he implemented the first BIM Server in Europe, based on the later standardized IFC building core model. He was founder and vice chairperson of the IFC-ST4 structural model group. He developed the simplified MVD/IDM method in 2012 and the multimodel method in 2014. Both were accepted as official documents by BuildingSmart.

• Keynote speakersInformation & knowledge management (I) - technologiesCollaboration and teamworkInformation & knowledge management (II) - building and urban scaleStandardization of data structures and interoperability5D/nD modelling, simulation and augmented realityInformation & knowledge management (III) - life cycle operations and energy efficiencySmart citiesSpecial session: Energy efficient neighborhoods (ee-Neighborhoods)BIM implementation and depoloyment (I) - principles and case studiesInformation & knowledge management (IV) - constructionBuilding performance simulationBIM implementation and depoloyment (II) - human resources and economicsSustainable buildings and urban environmentsInformation & knowledge management (V) - infrastructureConstruction/risk management, regulatory and legal aspectsDescription logics and ontology application in AEC