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BIM for flood mitigation: A survey-based case study Cover

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Fig. 1.

Flow chart of research methodology (own research)
Flow chart of research methodology (own research)

Mean score of strategies to enhance BIM adoption in flood mitigation (own research)

Strategies to enhance BIM adoption in flood mitigationMean scoreMean score interpretationStandard deviationRank
Promoting strong senior management support for BIM adoption in flood mitigation4.33high0.8161
Introducing the National BIM eSubmission (NBeS) system to facilitate building plan submissions and approvals, reducing turnaround time for flood mitigation projects4.00high1.1952
Providing comprehensive and affordable BIM training through the myBIM Centre for flood mitigation3.93high0.9613
Providing financial incentives for companies investing in BIM software, technology, and training for flood mitigation projects3.93high1.2234
Mandating the adoption of BIM for flood mitigation projects valued at RM10 million and above3.87high0.9155
Standardising workflows in flood mitigation projects by adopting ISO 19650, and using Common Data Environments for seamless collaboration3.87high0.9155

Frequency analysis of current levels of BIM adoption in flood mitigation (n = 15) (own research)

CategoryFrequencyPercentage [%]Cumulative percentage [%]
Frequency of BIM implementation in flood mitigationNever320.020.0
Rarely00.020.0
Sometimes213.333.3
Often320.053.3
Always746.7100.0
Level of BIM maturity in flood mitigation projectsLevel 3: Integrated BIM960.060.0
Level 0: No BIM Use320.080.0
Level 1: Low Collaboration213.393.3
Level 2: Collaborative BIM16.7100.0

Mean score of barriers to BIM implementation in flood mitigation (own research)

Barriers to BIM implementation in flood mitigationMean scoreMean score interpretationStandard deviationRank
High initial investment costs for BIM implementation in flood mitigation3.87high1.0601
Limited access to accurate flood and terrain data for BIM modelling in flood mitigation3.73high0.9612
Lack of expertise in both BIM technology and flood management3.73high1.2233
Resistance from individuals and organisations to adopt new BIM technologies in flood mitigation3.27moderate1.2804
Lack of standardisation in data exchange between different BIM software platforms in flood mitigation3.00moderate0.9265

Cronbach’s alpha value of strategies to enhance BIM adoption in flood mitigation (own research)

Cronbach’s alpha valueInternal consistency
α = 0.863good

Interpretation of mean score analysis (Hamid et al_, 2022; Ahmad, 2002)

Mean scoreMean score interpretation
1.00–2.33low
2.34–3.67moderate
3.68–5.00high

Demographic profile of respondents (n = 15) (own research)

Demographic information
RespondentCategoryFrequencyPercentage [%]
GenderMale1386.7
Female213.3
Age group26–35 years old533.3
36–45 years old426.7
Under 25 years old320.0
Above 45 years old320.0
Highest level of educationBachelor’s Degree1173.3
Diploma213.3
Master’s Degree16.7
PhD / Doctorate16.7
Professional roleCivil Engineer533.3
Construction Manager426.7
Architect320.0
Project Engineer213.3
Project Manager16.7
Years of professional experienceLess than 2 years426.7
More than 15 years426.7
2–5 years320.0
11–15 years320.0
6–10 years16.7

Interpretation of Cronbach’s alpha value (Cronbach, 1951)

Internal consistencyCronbach’s alpha range
Excellentα ≥ 0.9
Good0.8 ≤ α < 0.9
Acceptable0.7 ≤ α < 0.8
Questionable0.6 ≤ α < 0.7
Poor0.5 ≤ α < 0.6
Unacceptableα < 0.5

Cronbach’s alpha value of barriers to BIM implementation in flood mitigation (own research)

Cronbach’s alpha valueInternal consistency
α = 0.833good
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17512/bozpe.2025.14.24 | Journal eISSN: 2544-963X | Journal ISSN: 2299-8535
Language: English
Page range: 240 - 254
Published on: Dec 12, 2025
Published by: Technical University in Czestochowa
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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