Martin Fischer: Research Overview
Research Interests

I focus my research on creating symbolic product and process models to represent the information required in the life cycle of engineered facilities. My main interests are in integrating these models to facilitate data exchange among project participants and phases, to support computer-aided construction planning, and to automate constructibility feedback. I am also interested in linking 3D-CAD technology to these models to visualize the impact of design and construction planning decisions on the time to complete a project and on the space needs of activities over time.

Active Research Projects
Model-based Constructibility Analysis (NSF)
Linking Design and Construction with Construction Method Models (NSF)
Product, Process, and Organization Prototyping for Concurrent Engineering (NSF)
Collaborative 4D CAD (CIFE)
Integrated Management of Construction and Facility Information (Santa Clara County)
Recent Research Projects

Four-dimensional Production Models for Factory Conversion Projects (SIMA)
Assembly-planning Using Desktop Virtual Reality (SIMA/CIFE)
Concurrent Design of Facilities, Delivery Processes, and Organizations (CIFE)
Modeling and Managing Coordination and Dependence among Firms within a Virtual Corporation (SIMA)
Circle Integration (CIFE)
4D Model for San Mateo County Health Center (CIFE)

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