News from the Institute

We are delighted to welcome Miaolan Li and Sebastian Kunz to the Institute. They will be supporting us with courses and research projects in the future.

Presentations and discussions on new methods and technologies in construction informatics promote the international exchange of knowledge and strengthen the network in the field.

This summer, our employees attended the European Group for Intelligent Computing in Engineering (EG-ICE) conference in Glasgow and the European Conference on Computing in Construction (EC3) in Porto. There, they presented their latest research findings and approaches on topics such as synthetic data generation with AI, data-driven building permits, and innovative concepts for construction logistics planning and control.

News from the Institute

This year, the venue for the annual doctoral seminar of the Institute for Numerical Methods and Informatics in Civil Engineering (iib) was the region around Marseille and Aix-en-Provence in southern France.

IT@iib: Evening event of the Institute of Numerical Methods and Informatics in Civil Engineering

Former students and employees of the iib will report on their professional experience in various fields and will be available to answer your questions.

Successful research on augmented reality in nuclear facilities: Best Paper Award for Pascal Mosler

Augmented reality can support the planning, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear facilities. A new method for the precise positioning of virtual content was recently honored at ICONE32.

Master's Thesis Honored

How can a flood evacuation be simulated in virtual reality?

In the English-language project “Real-time evacuations due to flooding in Frankfurt – a VR study”, master’s students in civil and environmental engineering developed and tested an interdisciplinary research project.

The consortium partners met at the BAW in Karlsruhe for the public project launch.

In the HyProTwin research project, semantic, AI-supported models are being developed to map digital twins of waterway structures. The aim is to intelligently link previously isolated and heterogeneous databases and make them usable for planning, maintenance and operation in a process-orientated manner.