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29 Oct 2018: This paper introduces Bayesian inference for a new rigorous approach to obtain the estimates of the most probable parameters based on observations collected during construction.

2 Nov 2018: also to support the transition towards new international BIM standards.

2 Nov 2018: Capability and capacity of skilled and knowledgeable digital workers was still seen as a constraint in driving BIM adoption and need for academia to be producing new. ... entrants with these qualities. Some of the organisations around the table had

8 Jun 2018: Media Release from BSI on the transition from PAS 1192 series of standards to international standards.

11 Oct 2018: The trade opportunities arising from the international adoption of BIM standards being pioneered in the UK was the focus of a Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and the Department for International Trade (DIT) event in

5 Feb 2018: How are we going to do that? Well, we need to develop new skills, capabilities and organisations that have the capacity and skills to take it to the next step. ... The combination of growing digitisation and emerging new technologies brings unprecedented

5 May 2018: While the MTC has a proven track record in developing new technologies and manufacturing systems for the defence, automotive and aerospace industries, applying and adapting technologies such as automation, robotics and ... a demonstration of on-site

10 May 2018: announcements about events, workshops, collaborations and news. ... Finally, ahead of the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that is implemented on 25 May, we look forward to the forthcoming Guest Blog which is written by Jacqui Taylor, CEO

18 Dec 2018: To make it happen, we need strong direction and engagement from government and new ideas, technologies and training from our universities.

19 Jul 2018: I’m pleased that Mark Enzer, one of the country’s most respected champions of innovation in construction and infrastructure, has agreed to chair this new group.".

21 Feb 2018: He emphasised the importance of AI with the establishment of a new AI Council that will be supported by a new government office for AI. ... of £45m in funding new PhDs, and over £400m to develop mathematical, digital and technical skills.

31 Aug 2018: The conference, held at the impressive new Chilean Construction Chamber’s building, was heavily attended, at full capacity with 350 delegates with a further 200 people watching via screens in the ... ultimately achievable and Chile a place for us all

18 May 2018: IoT only operates using cloud services, however, in Europe that needs to be on the basis of our new regulatory and legislative approach, which includes the mandating of the General Data ... Protection Regulation (GDPR) on 25 May 2018 and the Security of

13 Jun 2018: In our sector, we know that the future will demand smarter, more sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions as default, and importantly, a new generation of digital-savvy talent to design, build ... But the future is unknown: new technologies

5 Jun 2018: would like to propose a new network or contribute to an existing one.

8 Jun 2018: Creating a model where a service outcome can be described will create new challenges. ... Understand the ethical issues that will arise when the new business and service model enabled with standardisation.

12 Apr 2018: Those interested in either joining a developing network, or establishing a new network, can contact CDBB via the Expression of Interest form or via emailing research@cdbb.cam.ac.uk.

23 Oct 2018: Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, gives an update of the latest CDBB activity and looks forward to upcoming events and announcements.

15 Oct 2018: These solutions will need to be capable of evolving in line with technological advancements, ensuring that any new vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated.

20 Nov 2018: In her monthly roundup, Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre for Digital Built Britain, updates on the Centre’s latest activities.

28 Aug 2018: Developers and policy makers are looking for new ways of doing things – particularly developers; they want to differentiate themselves and their product.

10 Nov 2018: Throughout history architects have used new technology or material in a creative way, often creating a new style or movement in the process. ... steel and glass in new ways to maximise the available volume of building for a given cost.

3 Feb 2018: In this Blog we hear from the Centre's Assistant Director, Alexandra Bolton, as she describes her role and her vision for the Centre.

20 Nov 2018: The United Kingdom’s Building Information Modelling [BIM] Standards are a tried and tested way to work more efficiently and effectively in a digital environment. They are helping organisations to improve their performance and reduce their risk by

14 Mar 2018: I think it is very important to be aware of work going on at the edge of the digital field so new research outputs that might be relevant can be included.

10 Jul 2018: Newsletter Introduction:. "We have had a busy June and start to July, with the kick off of our six new research networks.

9 Nov 2018: to hear accounts from fellow professionals from a range of organisations – some experienced in tackling these issues and some new to the challenge.

3 Jul 2018: Lamb, K. (2018). Challenges of Digitalisation in the Offshore Oil and Gas Sector.

28 Nov 2018: The technology centred around a new operating system ‘Osmose’ which builds on decades worth of work on networking and systems infrastructure from the Department of Computer Science and Technology. ... The team is working with Pembroke College, which

18 Jun 2018: Following the Call for Networks announced earlier this year, we are delighted to announce the six successful funded networks. These networks will now begin their work towards forming the agenda for future research in support of a digital built

7 Mar 2018: Specification for collaborative sharing and use of structured Health and Safety information using BIM

8 Mar 2018: Terry Stocks leads the BIM L2 workstream within the Centre for Digital Built Britain programme. He makes the case for building the digital foundations to safeguard construction output.

5 Mar 2018: Gwenole Cozigou, Director, Industrial Transformation and Advanced Value Chains, DG GROW, European Commission celebrated the adoption of digital construction methods at the General Assembly of the EU BIM Task Group in Brussels on 2nd March 2018.

20 Jul 2018: That’s why at the last Budget we announced a new £170 million Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund to support innovation and transform productivity in the construction sector. ... A transformed sector will not only improve national productivity – it

24 Jul 2018: Following the Government’s response to the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) report Data for the Public Good that tasks CDBB with forming the Digital Framework Task Group (DFTG), Alexandra Bolton, Deputy Director of the Centre, looks

14 Nov 2018: New and emerging technologies provide opportunities to improve the way assets are monitored.

8 Aug 2018: Companies leading the way in digital will be able to exploit new markets and export skills and products overseas.

6 Dec 2018: The Rail Sector Deal will build on the strong partnership working between the rail sector and the government to exploit the opportunities of new technologies, improve the efficient use of our

4 Jun 2018: Read the June Newsletter from the Centre for Digital Built Britain.

20 Sep 2018: While the construction and infrastructure sector generates huge amounts of data the full value of that data is yet to be realised. Dr Jennifer Schooling, Chair of the Research Strategy Steering Group at the Centre for Digital Built Britain considers

12 Feb 2018: Professor Andy Neely and Dr Mark Bew introduce the Centre and explain what a Digital Built Britain is, what the challenges are and how Cambridge will engage with its various stakeholders.

16 Aug 2018: How can the infrastructure sector capitalise on the data opportunity? Ahead of the Shaping a Digital World event on 25 September, the Institution of Civil Engineers held a joint roundtable with construction sector advisors Invennt to explore the

26 Nov 2018: Not agreeing on one single definition can mean working with a new definition of BIM for every new project undertaken, wasting time and resource.

19 Apr 2018: In this month’s guest blog Karen Alford, Flood and Coastal Risk Manager for the Environment Agency, specialising in asset data and information, charts the organisation’s digital journey and looks forward to the next step.

1 Dec 2018: CDBB were pleased to support the Institution of Civil Engineers – Scotland at their “BIM and Soft Landings for better outcomes” masterclass held at Stirling University.

3 May 2018: The Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering Masters (CEM) Annual Debate brings informed insights and lively discussion to the subject of a national Digital Twin.

21 Mar 2018: If we look at buildings as places where people experience life, have conversations, solve complex problems, heal, learn, or discover new innovations, we can start a conversation about adequacy.

4 Oct 2018: The idea of increasing new building durability and extending the life of existing buildings through energy retrofit rather than demolition and rebuild, are both associated with reducing embodied carbon. ... In the UK Dr Moncaster led the academic

25 Jan 2018: A report for the Government Construction Client Group

22 May 2018: New Zealand.