Research in Intelligent Building: Where to from here?
Senior Lecturer
Faculty of Built Environment & Engineering
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Abstract:
There is little doubt that there has been a widespread implementation of intelligent building (IB) technologies in many contemporary building developments. The idea of IB has achieved considerable attention in the academic arena as well as within the industry for the past two decades. As the concept of IB is comparatively new, a diversified nature and scope of studies has been documented so far. Although the literature facilitates the understanding and improves the knowledge of practitioners, the existing IB studies still lack a systematic review and a clear further research direction. This seminar aims to take stock of existing research achievements in IB area and have a fresh look at where research should be heading and how it can benefit from the advances being made.
Biography:
Dr Johnny Wong is a Senior Lecturer with the School of Urban Development at the Queensland University of Technology in Australia. The main direction of Dr Wong�s research has been towards developing a better understanding of IB. His research also involves the development of public-private partnership (PPP) in social infrastructure, and the application of building information modelling (BIM) to the advanced buildings. Dr. Wong has a strong track record, and has published his research findings in a variety of journals, such as Automation in Construction, Building and Environment, Construction Management and Economics, and ASCE's Journal of Construction Engineering and Management.