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Revision as of 17:18, 29 November 2023
Construction Blockchain Conference 2023 (CBC 2023). DOI: https://doi.org/10.47330/CBC.2023.KELI9256
The Construction Blockchain Conference, or simply CBC, was established in 2021 at University College London.
Contents
- 1 Conference Proceedings
- 1.1 Forum of Digital Transformation for Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operation (AECO) Applications with Blockchain Technology at HKUST
- 1.2 Conference Opening Session
- 1.3 Session 1: Visions and Business Strategy
- 1.4 Session 2: Circular Sustainable Economy
- 1.5 Session 3: Smart Law and Lifecycle Management
- 1.6 Session 4: Intelligent Environments
- 1.7 Session 5: Data Strategies, Project Delivery, and Payments
- 1.8 Session 6: Integrated Secure Projects
- 1.9 Session 7: Secure Construction Process Automation
- 1.10 Session 8: Intelligent Supply Chains
- 1.11 Closing Session
- 2 Reference
Conference Proceedings
Forum of Digital Transformation for Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operation (AECO) Applications with Blockchain Technology at HKUST
- Approaches to Digital Transformation with Blockchain
- Discussion Panel
- Strategies to Digital Transformation Adoption
- Discussion Panel
Conference Opening Session
- Opening Keynote: Blockchain for Full Lifecycle Management: From Design, Construction, to Facility Management
- Session Keynote: Revolutionizing MiC Lifecycle using AI BIM-enabled Blockchain & IoT Technologies
- Session Keynote: Breaking Boundaries: Smart Contracts combining with Other Tech
Session 1: Visions and Business Strategy
- Session Keynote: Towards a blockchain-enabled automated construction contract
- Session Keynote: Building Blocks of Success: Exploring Real-World Applications of Blockchain
- Bridge the Gap: Market Demand and Business Case Studies for Blockchain Technology’s Application in the Built Environment
- Discussion Panel
Session 2: Circular Sustainable Economy
- Session Keynote: Re-imagining Trustworthy Construction Ecosystems with Emerging Technologies
- Provenance-related applications of blockchain technology to enable circular economy in the construction industry
- A Novel Incentive Mechanism for Blockchain-based Carbon Emission Reduction in Construction
- Blockchain for a Circular Digital Built Environment
- Discussion Panel
Session 3: Smart Law and Lifecycle Management
- Session Keynote: Going beyond “BIM, Blockchain and I-Core-enabled Logistics and Supply Chain Management for Modular Integrated Construction”: Several thoughts ahead
- Session Keynote: Contract Management in the Construction Industry by Integrating Building Information Modelling and Blockchain-Based Smart Contracts
- Whether project bank accounts (PBAs) can be hosted on the blockchain to improve cash flow performance
- Dispute Prevention in Construction Megaprojects using Smart Legal Contracts: A Case Study
- Discussion Panel
Session 4: Intelligent Environments
- Session Keynote: AI and design: Sources of “truth”?
- Predictive Maintenance for Built Heritage: Integrating Blockchain, IoT, and Digital Twins
- Trust and Intelligent Environment
- Secure Digital Twin Framework Leveraging Blockchain Technology and Event-Sourcing
- Discussion Panel
Session 5: Data Strategies, Project Delivery, and Payments
- Session Keynote: Improving the Delivery of Constructed Facilities Using Digital Twins and Blockchains
- Session Keynote: BIM validation and Smart Contracts to shorten payments and enhance Green Public Procurement in the construction industry
- Data, Information, and Knowledge Integration for Effective Decision-Making in the Construction Sector: Leveraging Blockchain Technology
- Enhancing Data Integrity and Confidentiality in Construction Cost Management Using Blockchain and Proxy Re-Encryption Techniques
- Blockchain in the Construction Industry: Developing a Conceptual Model for a Resource Sharing Decentralised Application (DApp)
- Discussion Panel
Session 6: Integrated Secure Projects
- Session Keynote: Collective Digital Factories for Buildings: Stigmergic Collaboration Through Cryptoeconomics
- Session Keynote: Blockchain Adoption and Opportunities in Hong Kong
- Enhancing Construction Project Collaboration and Transparency: An Integrated Contract Management System with BIM and Smart Contract
- Blockchain and knowledge-driven model for machine-readable construction standards
- IPFS Enabled Transaction Data Structure for E-Tendering System Using Blockchain
- Discussion Panel
Session 7: Secure Construction Process Automation
- Session Keynote: Digital Twinning the Built Environment
- Session Keynote: Reconsidering Processes in the Building Life Cycle using Blockchain
- Two-layer Blockchain-IPFS Information Sharing Model in Precast Construction: Whole Supply Chain Perspective
- A Blockchain-based Carbon Auditing Framework for Construction Material and Product (CMP) Certification
- Decentralised Common Data Environment: prototype demonstration and evaluation
- Discussion Panel
Session 8: Intelligent Supply Chains
- Session Keynote: How open is the blockchain innovation ecosystem in construction
- Session Keynote : Project Delivery and the Crypto Commons
- Multi-blockchain enabled framework for quality information tracing in prefabricated construction supply chain
- Blockchain-Enhanced Carbon-Efficient Scheduling Model for Off-Site Construction Supply Chain
- Discussion Panel
Closing Session
Reference
Proceeding DOI: https://doi.org/10.47330/CBC.2023.KELI9256
