LDAC 2024
Linked Data in Architecture and Construction

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 19 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 11 papers were accepted for this volume as full papers and 2 as short papers.

Regular papers

• Standard-Oriented Ontology Export of Domain Catalogues from Data Dictionaries 10 – 22
  Sebastian Schilling, Christian Clemen
• Semantic Interoperability Using Ontologies and Standards for Building Product Properties 23 – 35
  He Tan, Rahel Kebede, Annika Moscati, Peter Johansson
• Advanced Process Representation for Semi-Automated Linking between Construction Schedules and IFC files 36 – 49
  Jonas Schlenger, André Borrmann
• Web of Simulation Ontology (WoSO): Integration of Building Performance Simulations in IoT Systems 50 – 62
  Zehor Hounas, Maxime Lefrançois, Antoine Zimmermann, Bruno Traverson
• infraspatialOT: An Ontology for the Representation of Spatial Relationships in Road Infrastructure 63 – 76
  Ina Heise, André Borrmann
• A Standard-Based Ontology Network for Information Requirements in Digital Construction Projects 77 – 90
  Martina Mellenthin Filardo, Liu Liu, Philipp Hagedorn, Sven Zentgraf, Jürgen Melzner, Markus König
• Relative Location Ontology: An Ontological Model for Representing Directional Topological Relationships between Spatial Entities in Oriented Space 91 – 104
  Anne Göbels, Jakob Beetz
• Aligning openCDE APIs with Linked Building Data through Constrained Containers in Common Data Environments 105 – 117
  Oliver Schulz, Jakob Beetz
• Using ICDD for BIM and GIS Integration in Infrastructure 118 – 132
  Judith Krischler, Paul-Christian Schuler, Jakob Taraben, Christian Koch
• Defining Semantics for Digital Twins of Façade Component Testing Facilities 133 – 146
  Calin Boje, Nico Mack, Sylvain Kubicki, Antoine Dugué, Pascale Brassier
• WoTDT: an Extension of the WoT Thing Description Ontology for Digital Twins in the Construction Domain 147 – 161
  Salvador González-Gerpe, Andrea Cimmino, Socorro Bernardos, María Poveda-Villalón, Raúl García-Castro

Short papers

• How Much OWL Do You Need to Know to Make Sense of Building Ontologies? 162 – 169
  María Poveda-Villalón, Sergio Carulli-Pérez, Raúl García-Castro
• A Method to Unify Custom Properties in IFC to Linked Building Data Conversion 170 – 179
  Jyrki Oraskari, Lukas Kirner, Marit Zöcklein, Sigrid Brell-Cokcan