The IIB participates in the 33rd Forum Bauinformatik in Munich

First Forum Bauinformatik in presence since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic

2022/09/19 by Pascal Mosler

After the IIB hosted last year's Forum Bauinformatik, it took place this year at the TU Munich.

Picture: Oskar Neumann (2022)

The scientific staff of the IIB in front of the Frauenkirche
Picture: TU München (2022)

Guided tour along the tent roof construction in the Olympic Park
Picture: TU München (2022)

Conference Dinner in the Löwenbräukeller
Picture: TU München (2022)

Group photo of all participants of the Forum Bauinformatik

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The IIB was represented by seven scientific staff members at the 33rd Forum Bauinformatik, which took place from 7 to 9 September 2022 on the campus of the Technical University of Munich. The Forum Bauinformatik (FBI) is an annual conference in the German-speaking area around all relevant research areas in informatics in civil engineering. The scientific staff and students of the IIB published and presented five conference papers:

Constantin Richter, Jascha Brötzmann:
Merkmalsbasierte Kategorisierung im Building Information Model mithilfe von Machine Learning

Tim-Jonathan Huyeng:
Verwendung und Einbindung von Open-Data-Schnittstellen am Beispiel der Bundes-APIs

Maximilian Gehring, Pascal Mosler:
Indoor Navigation with Augmented Reality and BIM: A Marker-Based Approach for Locating Logistics Areas on Construction Sites

Marcel Heiß:
Machine-Learning Methoden zur frühzeitigen Prognose von Bewehrungsstahlmengen im Stahlbetonhochbau

André Hoffmann, Marek Skakuj:
KI-basierte Aufnahme sicherheitstechnischer Indikatoren auf freien Strecken von Landstraßen & abschnittsbasierte Integration zur Ableitung von Defiziten

The conference contributions can be found in the conference proceedings published online.

A guided tour through the Olympic Park, a fine conference dinner at the Löwenbräukeller and an exploration of Munich's city centre with the Frauenkirche and the English Garden complemented the conference programme.