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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN INNOVATIVE BUILDING DATA WAREHOUSE (BDW) LINE TO ENSURE QUALITY AND PROCESS CONTROL IN CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
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This paper focuses on introducing new procedures for control processes in the area of quality monitoring and the progress of the construction of linear structures, such as roads, railways, or engineering networks. It emphasizes automation and streamlining of processes, which includes efforts to reduce manual labor and increase efficiency through digitization. Digitization is a key element of this approach, as it allows for easier transfer and analysis of data, leading to progress and more accurate evaluation of outputs. This process is important in the context of dynamic development and growing service requirements in the field of surveying and geodetic work in the construction sector. The development of legislation and the goal of digitizing public administration are the main factors determining the need for these new procedures. The digitization of public administration aims to improve the efficiency and transparency of public services, which aligns with the objectives of this article. The result of these innovative procedures should not only be a reduction in costs for human activity and manual labor but also an increase in the accuracy and reliability of evaluated outputs. This should lead to better decision-making and planning in the construction sector, potentially bringing significant time and resource savings. This contribution is supported by the Operational Programme Enterprise and Innovations for Competitiveness APLIKACE project number CZ.01.1.02/0.0/0.0/21_374/0027275 Research and Development of an Innovative Data Building Warehouse (BDW) Line to Ensure Quality and Process Control in Construction and Maintenance.
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