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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.

Conference Proceedings

Forum of Digital Transformation for Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operation (AECO) Applications with Blockchain Technology at HKUST

• Keynote: Towards a blockchain-enabled automated construction contract
• Cryptographic decentralized data store for critical building information and insights
• Tokenising entitlements related to 3D digital assets
• Approaches to Digital Transformation with Blockchain
• Discussion Panel
• Strategies to Digital Transformation Adoption
• Discussion Panel

Conference Opening Session

• Keynote: Blockchain for Full Lifecycle Management: From Design, Construction, to Facility Management
• Keynote: Revolutionizing MiC Lifecycle using AI BIM-enabled Blockchain & IoT Technologies
• Keynote: Breaking Boundaries: Smart Contracts combining with Other Tech

Session 1: Visions and Business Strategy

• 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

• 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
• Multi-objective Carbon-efficient Scheduling Optimization of Flexible Off-site Construction Supply Chain
• Discussion Panel

Closing Session

• Closing Keynote and Future Conferences
• Closing Speech

Reference

Proceeding DOI: https://doi.org/10.47330/CBC.2023.KELI9256