AN EXPLAINABLE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE–ENABLED BIMCENTRIC DIGITAL TWIN FRAMEWORK FOR REAL-TIME CONSTRUCTION MONITORING

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Authors: Eeman Emhemed Ben Omran
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Abstract

The construction industry has been rapidly digitalized, and thus, the process of the use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Digital Twin technology has increased in the number of projects being monitored and controlled. Nevertheless, traditional instances of digital twins can be described as visualization platforms that have a short analytical intelligence and lack decision transparency. This paper presents an Explainable Artificial Intelligence-powered BIM- based Digital Twin system of real-time construction monitoring. The scheme combines input data of multi-source construction, such as site progress, IoT sensor feeds, and scheduling in a synchronized digital twin environment. There is a predictive analytics engine built on AI, which predicts delays, safety issues, and productivity variability, as well as an explainable decision interpretation that increases the transparency of the autopilot analysis and recommendations. It is also backed by interactive visualization and decision support interface to help the project stakeholders in proactive planning and mitigation of risks. The results of implementation indicate that there are better monitoring accuracies, quick site dynamics, and increased interpretability in project control procedures. The paper confirms that incorporateability of explainable intelligence into digital twins, generated through BIM, can enhance data-based decision-making, responsibility and operational performance of complex civil infrastructure developments to a large extent.

Fields of Study & Subjects

BIM and Construction Integration Construction Project Management and Performance Digital Transformation in Industry

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Engineering Research and Science & Technology
Volume
22
Issue
1
Pages
267–291
Publication date
17 February 2026
Language
EN