BIM-based on-site investigations in retrofitting projectsSilva, Fernando (Avtor) Bosiljkov, Vlatko (Mentor) Urbančič, Tilen (Komentor) civil engineeringmaster thesisBIMbuilding information modelling (BIM)building information modelling for cultural and heritage (HBIM)geometric informationnon-geometric informationlaser scanningpoint cloudnondestructive testsminor destructive testsmonitoring & controlretrofittingBuilding Information Modelling (BIM) has growing up recently and gained a lot of attention in the Engineering, Architecture & Construction (EAC) industry, as provide a better project and construction management, improving the product quality, accurate material quantity take off (QTO), scheduling and reducing money/ cost at the end of the process, mitigating uncertainties during the construction stage. The implementation of BIM has gained much attention also for Building Information Modelling for Cultural and Heritage (HBIM), including application for documentations, research, conservation and asset management. Usually HBIM is represented as a collection of documents, reports, drawing provided by different professionals and is capable to incorporate both information, qualitative and quantitative, as geometric and non-geometric information, that can be integrated into a single 3D model in a very structured and consistent way. One of the main focus is to develop a 3D model from point cloud by terrestrial laser scanning and incorporate up-to-date non-geometric information, as a nondestructive tests (NDT), minor destructive test (MDT) and monitoring & control measurements. As an output we obtained a unique model, Historic Building Information Modeling (HBIM), containing the 3D geometry, non-geometric information, linked documents and data, and 2D/3D drawings to later on planning retrofitting actions.[F. Sliva]20202020-09-30 08:46:11Magistrsko delo/naloga121119sl