Sensors and Materials
Special Issue on Spatial Information and Digital Twinsfor Built Environment Development

Call for Papers
In the rapidly evolving domain of built environment development, spatial information and digital twins have emerged as
pivotal innovation catalysts, providing unparalleled opportunities to revolutionize the design, building, and management ofbuildings and infrastructure projects. The convergence of these advanced technologies enables a more efficient, sustainable,and resilient built environment, aligning with global efforts toward digital transformation. This special issue seeks to showcase
cutting-edge research, practical innovations, and insightful case studies that demonstrate the power of spatial information anddigital twins in enhancing the built environment ecosystem. By focusing on the latest advancements and applications in thisfield, we aim to highlight the transformative impact of these technologies on the architecture, engineering, and constructionindustry, driving forward the development of intelligent, adaptive, and sustainable built environments.
Scope:▪ Advances in spatial information technologies for construction management and planning.
▪ Development and implementation of digital twins in construction projects.
▪ Integration of geospatial data with building information modeling.
▪ AI and machine learning applications in smart construction.
▪ IoT and sensor technologies in construction sites.
▪ Sustainability and resilience in construction through 3D digitalization.
▪ Case studies on the successful deployment of digital twins in the construction sector.
▪ Challenges and future directions in spatial information and digital twins for construction.

Submission due date:

September 30, 2024

Journal website: https://myukk.org/
Guest Editor:
Associate Professor Myeonghun Jeong, PhD.
Department of Civil Engineering, Chosun University, Republic of Korea
E-mail: mhjeong@chosun.ac.kr
Interests: Geo-AI technology, Advanced marine surveying

Associate Professor DongHa Lee, PhD
Department of Civil Engineering, Kangwon National, Republic of Korea
E-mail: geodesy@kangwon.ac.kr
Interests: Advanced geodetic technology, Laser scanning technology for natural topography

Assistant Professor Jaekang Lee, PhD
Department of Civil Engineering, Dong-A University, Republic of Korea
E-mail: jaekanglee@dau.ac.kr
Interests: Smart construction, GNSS-based national facility management system

Assistant Professor Jisoo Park, PhD
Department of Built Environment, Indiana State University, USA
E-mail: jisoo.park@indstate.edu
Interests: 3D reconstruction, automation, and robotics, computer vision, construction surveying

Assistant Professor Sungjin Kim, PhD
Department of Architectural Engineering. Hanbat National University, Korea
E-mail: sungjinkim@hanbat.ac.kr
Interests: Building information modeling, UAV, Construction management, Digital twin

Submit to:Online Manuscript Submission System (https://myukk.org/form/)(Attention)
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