This article analyzes the research progress, hotspots, and trends in Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) since 2010 using CiteSpace. The analysis of 372 documents from the Web of Science core database reveals that HBIM research was in its conceptualization stage until 2017, accelerating afterward due to technological advancements and multidisciplinary expansion. Four key research clusters—semiautomatic 3D modeling, heritage information systems, pilot studies, and virtual reality—are discussed. A proposed HBIM workflow encompasses three levels: modeling, data exchange, and auxiliary management. Future research directions are suggested, focusing on AI integration, wireless sensor networks, and mobile applications.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Oct 27, 2022
Authors
Ziyi Zhang, Yiquan Zou
Tags
Heritage Building Information Modeling
HBIM
3D modeling
-data exchange
virtual reality
AI integration
wireless sensor networks
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