JP7316483B1 - Judgment result output system, judgment result output method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to efficiently grasp the determination results of construction management items at a construction site for the entire building. A determination result output system for outputting pass/fail determination results of construction control items at a construction site creates construction control items for a work type corresponding to each area of the construction site, and creates the created construction control items. For each item, set the construction management criteria, acquire the actual measurement value of each item of the construction management item, and determine whether the acquired actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard. , the determination result is output as a list of each area of the entire construction site. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a technique effective for outputting pass/fail judgment results for construction management items at a construction site.

In recent years, attention has been focused on techniques related to construction management standards for construction sites.
For example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-200001 proposes a technique for preventing duplication and omission of checks and inspections of inspection items performed in accordance with construction management standards for each individual construction work.
In addition, in Patent Document 2, in order to formulate a facility maintenance plan efficiently, past construction records and construction management reference values of maintenance target equipment are stored in association with data items, A technique has been proposed in which regression analysis is performed for each maintenance target device based on accumulated data, and the next inspection cycle is changed according to the results of the regression analysis.

JP-A-11-007473 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-297810

At a construction site, a manager or a worker visually checks the construction management items of each member necessary for the type of work corresponding to each area. Therefore, there is a problem that the judgment results of the construction management items cannot be efficiently grasped for the entire building.
Therefore, there is a demand for a technique for efficiently grasping the judgment results of construction management items for the entire building.
However, with the techniques described in Patent Literatures 1 and 2, it was not possible to efficiently grasp the determination results of the construction management items for the entire building.
Therefore, the inventor focused on a mechanism for efficiently grasping the judgment results of the construction management items for the entire building.

An object of the present invention is to provide a determination result output system, a determination result output method, and a program that enable the determination results of construction management items at a construction site to be efficiently grasped for the entire building.

The present invention is a judgment result output system that outputs pass/fail judgment results for construction management items at a construction site,
a construction control item creation unit that creates construction control items for each construction type corresponding to each area of the construction site;
a setting unit for setting construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items;
a measured value acquisition unit that acquires measured values for each item of the construction management items;
a determination unit that determines whether the obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard;
an overall list output unit that outputs the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
Provide a determination result output system comprising

According to the present invention, the determination result output system determines whether or not the actual measurement value of each item of the construction control item satisfies the construction control standard set for the construction control item created for the type of work, The determination result is output as a list of each area of the entire construction site.
As a result, it is possible to efficiently grasp the determination results of the construction management items at the construction site for the entire building.

Although the present invention is in the category of systems, the same actions and effects can be achieved with methods and programs.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to grasp the determination result of the construction management item in the construction site efficiently in the whole building.

It is a figure explaining the outline|summary of the determination result output system 1. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of a determination result output system 1; FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of construction management item creation processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a template; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of setting processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 7 is a diagram schematically showing an example of setting construction management standards for each item in the template 20; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of actual measurement value acquisition processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example when actually measured values are reflected in each item in the template 20; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of first determination processing executed by the computer 10; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example of reflecting a pass/fail judgment result and indication content for each item in the template 20; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a flowchart of a second determination process executed by the computer 10; FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a list of types of work; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a flowchart of an overall list output process executed by the computer 10; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example of an overall list; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a flowchart of a first construction management item attention level change process executed by the computer 10; FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a general list with changed attention levels; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a flowchart of second construction management item attention level change processing executed by the computer 10; FIG. 11 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a determination result list; FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a determination result list with changed attention levels; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of item list output processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of an item list; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of construction progress output processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. It is the figure which showed typically the example of the construction progress list. 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of drawing data acquisition processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a flowchart of icon figure placement processing executed by the computer 10; FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a state in which icons are arranged in drawing data; 4 is a diagram showing a flowchart of progress rate output processing executed by the computer 10. FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a state in which progress rates are arranged in drawing data;

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, with reference to an accompanying drawing, the form (henceforth, embodiment) for implementing this invention is demonstrated in detail. In subsequent figures, the same numbers or symbols are attached to the same elements throughout the description of the embodiments.

[Overview of judgment result output system 1]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram for explaining the outline of the determination result output system 1. As shown in FIG. Based on FIG. 1, the components of the determination result output system 1 will be described.
The determination result output system 1 is a system for outputting pass/fail determination results of construction management items at a construction site, which is composed of a computer 10 having at least a server function.
The computer 10 has a server function, and may be realized by, for example, one computer, or may be realized by a plurality of computers like a cloud computer.
A cloud computer in this specification is a computer that uses any computer in a scalable manner to perform a specific function, or includes multiple functional modules to realize a certain system, and uses the functions in a free combination. It can be anything.
In addition to the computer 10 described above, the determination result output system 1 includes on-site terminals (information terminals such as mobile phones, smartphones, tablet terminals, personal computers, laptop computers, etc.) possessed by managers and workers at construction sites. Smart glasses, wearable terminals such as HMD (Head Mounted Display), etc.), measuring devices that measure actual values of each member used at construction sites, other terminals and devices such as external databases etc. Also, the number, types and functions of these can be designed as appropriate.

An outline of the processing steps when the determination result output system 1 outputs the pass/fail determination result of the construction management item at the construction site will be described.

The computer 10 creates construction management items for construction types corresponding to each area of the construction site (step S1).
The computer 10 acquires construction management items for construction types corresponding to each area of the construction site from an external database, a site terminal, or the like.
Based on the acquired construction management items, the computer 10 creates a template in which the construction management items are grouped for each type of work. This template reflects at least the members, construction management items, construction management standards, measured values, and judgment results as to whether the work is acceptable or unacceptable for each type of work.

The computer 10 sets construction management standards for each of the created construction management items (step S2).
The computer 10 acquires construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items from an external database, a site terminal, or the like.
The computer 10 inputs the construction management standard for each item into the created template based on the acquired construction management standard for each item, and sets the construction management standard for each item of the created construction management items.

The computer 10 acquires the measured value of each item of the construction management items (step S3).
The computer 10 acquires the measured value of each item of the construction management items from a site terminal, a measuring device, or the like.
The computer 10 reflects the actual measurement value for each item in the created template based on the acquired actual measurement value for each item.

The computer 10 determines whether or not the obtained measured values satisfy the set construction management criteria (step S4).
When the computer 10 determines that the acquired actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard, the computer 10 determines that the item corresponding to the acquired actual measurement value has passed the set construction management standard. On the other hand, when the computer 10 determines that the acquired actual measurement value does not satisfy the set construction control standard, it determines that the item corresponding to the acquired actual measurement value does not pass the set construction control standard.
Based on this determination result, the computer 10 reflects the pass/fail determination result for each item in the created template.

The computer 10 outputs the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site (step S5).
Based on the determination results, the computer 10 creates a list summarizing the determination results of each construction management item or each type of work in each area in the entire construction site.
The computer 10 transmits this list to the field terminal. The field terminal receives this list and displays it on its own display unit.
The computer 10 displays this list on the site terminal, thereby outputting the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site.

The outline of the determination result output system 1 has been described above.
According to this determination result output system 1, it is possible to efficiently grasp the determination results of the construction management items at the construction site for the entire building.

[Device configuration]
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the determination result output system 1. As shown in FIG. Based on FIG. 2, the device configuration of the determination result output system 1 will be described.
The determination result output system 1 is a system for outputting pass/fail determination results of construction management items at a construction site, and is composed of at least a computer 10 .
In the determination result output system 1, a computer 10 is connected to other terminals and devices such as the field terminal, the measuring device, the external database, etc. via a network 7 such as a public network so as to be capable of data communication. System.
Note that the components of the determination result output system 1 are only examples, and may include other terminals and devices such as the above-described on-site terminal, measuring device, external database, etc., which are not shown. can be appropriately designed in number, type and function.

The computer 10 has a server function, and may be realized by, for example, one computer, or may be realized by a plurality of computers like a cloud computer.
The computer 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), etc. as a control unit, and a communication unit to communicate with other terminals, devices, etc. Equipped with a device for enabling communication, a measured value acquisition unit 11 for acquiring measured values of each item of construction management items, a whole list output unit 12 for outputting a list of each area of the entire construction site and outputting the determination result. .
The computer 10 includes a data storage unit such as a hard disk, a semiconductor memory, a recording medium, a memory card, etc., as a storage unit.
The computer 10 includes, as a processing unit, various devices for executing various processes, a construction control item creating unit 13 for creating construction control items for each type of work corresponding to each area of the construction site, and each item of the created construction control items. , a setting unit 14 for setting construction management standards, and a determination unit 15 for determining whether or not the obtained measured values satisfy the set construction management standards.

In the computer 10, by reading a predetermined program by the control unit, in cooperation with the communication unit, a construction management item acquisition module, a construction management standard acquisition module, an actual measurement value acquisition module, an overall list output module, and a judgment result list output module , an item list output module, a progress list output module, a drawing data acquisition module, an icon graphic output module, and a progress rate output module.
Further, in the computer 10, the control unit reads a predetermined program to cooperate with the storage unit to create a construction management item storage module, a setting storage module, an actual measurement value storage module, a pass/fail result storage module, a judgment result storage module, A drawing data storage module is realized.
Further, in the computer 10, the control unit reads a predetermined program, and cooperates with the processing unit to create a construction management item creation module, a setting module, an actual measurement value reflection module, a first judgment module, a pass/fail reflection module, and indication contents. Creation module, indication content reflection module, second judgment module, construction type judgment result creation module, overall list creation module, construction management item attention level change module, judgment result list creation module, item list creation module, construction progress creation module, progress list A creation module, a layer generation module, an icon figure creation module, an icon figure attention level change module, an icon figure arrangement module, a progress rate creation module, and a progress rate arrangement module are realized.

Each process executed by the determination result output system 1 will be described below together with the process executed by each module described above.
In this specification, each module may execute its processing content as its own function or through a predetermined application.

[Construction management item creation processing executed by computer 10]
The construction management item creating process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of construction management item creation processing executed by the computer 10 . This construction control item creation process is the details of the construction control item creation process (step S1) for creating construction control items for the type of work corresponding to each area of the construction site described above.

The construction management item acquisition module acquires construction management items for construction types corresponding to each area of the construction site (step S10).
An area represents a hierarchy or location on a construction site. The type of work represents the type of construction work, for example, electrical installation work, plumbing and sanitary equipment work, elevator work, and toilet work. The construction management items are, for example, the dimensions and the number of parts for each member used in the construction. The members represent the names and types of items used in construction, such as switchboards, electrical conduits, water supply pipes, drainage pipes, door hanger rails, and door locks.
The construction management item acquisition module acquires this construction management item from an external database. The construction management item acquisition module requests transmission of construction management items for each type of work from the external database, and acquires necessary data. Alternatively, the construction management item acquisition module acquires this construction management item from the field terminal. The site terminal receives input of the construction management items from the manager, worker, or the like, and transmits the received data to the computer 10 . The construction management item acquisition module receives this data and acquires this construction management item.
It should be noted that the method by which the construction management item acquisition module acquires this construction management item is not limited to the example described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

The construction management item creation module creates construction management items for the type of work corresponding to each area of the construction site (step S11).
The construction management item creation module creates a template that summarizes the construction management items for each construction type based on the acquired construction management items for the construction type corresponding to each area of the construction site (see FIG. 4). This template reflects the materials, construction management items, construction management standards, actual measurement values, judgment results as to whether it passed or not, and what was pointed out if it did not pass, for each type of work. be. The details of the construction management standards, measured values, judgment results, and indications will be described later.
The construction management item creation module creates a construction management item for each construction type corresponding to each area of the construction site by creating this template for each construction type.

A template created by the construction management item creating module will be described with reference to FIG. The figure schematically shows an example of a template created by the construction management item creation module. In the figure, a template 20 is shown. This template 20 is for plumbing and sanitary installation work.
In the template 20, a work type column 21, a member column 22, a construction management item column 23, a construction management criteria column 24, an actual measurement value column 25, a pass/fail column 26, and an indication content column 27 are shown.
The work type column 21 is a field in which the name of the work type is entered. The member column 22 is a column in which the name of the member is entered. The construction management item column 23 is a column in which construction management items of this member are entered. The construction management standard column 24 is a column in which the construction management standard of this member is entered. The measured value column 25 is a column in which the measured value of this member is entered. The pass/fail column 26 is a column for inputting whether or not the actual measurement value of this member passes the construction management standard. The indication content column 27 is a column for inputting indication content when this member is not accepted.
The construction management item creation module inputs the name of the construction type (plumbing and sanitary equipment construction) in the construction type column 21, inputs the name of the member (member A) in the member column 22, and enters this member in the construction management item column 23. By inputting the construction management items (length, number of parts), construction management items are created for the type of work corresponding to each area of the construction site. Details of each column other than these columns will be explained in the process described later.
Note that the construction management item creation module inputs the name of the construction type, the name of the member, and the construction management item based on the construction management item for each construction type acquired this time to the template 20 created in advance. Alternatively, the template 20 itself may be created based on the construction management items for each type of work acquired this time.
Further, the member column 22 may be a column in which only the name of the member is entered, or may be a column in which an area requiring the member is also entered.
Also, the content and layout of each column are not limited to the above examples, and can be designed as appropriate.

Returning to FIG. 3, the continuation of the construction management item creating process will be described.
The construction management item storage module stores the created construction management item (step S12).
The construction control item storage module stores created construction control items by storing created templates for each type of work.

The above is the construction management item creation processing.
The determination result output system 1 uses the construction management item (template) created by the construction management item creating process described above to execute the process described later.

[Setting process executed by computer 10]
Setting processing executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the setting process executed by the computer 10 . This setting process is the details of the setting process (step S2) for setting the construction management criteria for each of the created construction management items.

The construction management standard acquisition module acquires construction management standards for each of the created construction management items (step S20).
The construction management standard is a reference value for each item of the construction management items. For example, the construction control standard for the item "length" of "member A" is "9 to 11 cm", and the construction control standard for the item "number of parts" of "member A" is "24". .
The construction management standard acquisition module acquires this construction management standard from an external database or the like. The construction management standard acquisition module requests the external database to transmit construction management standards for each construction management item, and acquires necessary data. Alternatively, the construction management standard acquisition module acquires this construction management standard from the field terminal. The site terminal accepts the input of the construction management criteria from the manager, worker, or the like, and transmits the accepted data to the computer 10 . The construction management standard acquisition module receives this data and acquires this construction management standard.
The method by which the construction management standard acquisition module acquires this construction management standard is not limited to the above example, and can be designed as appropriate.

The setting module sets construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items (step S21).
The setting module sets construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items (template).
The setting module inputs the construction management standard for each item in the construction management standard column 24 described above, and sets the construction management standard for each item of the created construction management items (see FIG. 6).

The construction management criteria set by the setting module will be described with reference to FIG. This figure schematically shows an example of setting the construction management criteria for each item in the template 20 described with reference to FIG. In addition, the same code|symbol is attached|subjected about the same content as FIG. 4 mentioned above.
The setting module stores the acquired construction management standards (9 to 11 cm for the “length” of “member A”, 24) to set the construction management criteria for each of the created construction management items.

Returning to FIG. 5, the continuation of the setting process will be described.
The setting storage module stores the set construction management criteria (step S22).
The setting storage module stores the set construction management criteria by storing the template into which the construction management criteria are input.

The above is the setting process.
The determination result output system 1 uses the construction management criteria set by the setting process described above to execute the process described later.

[Measured Value Acquisition Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Measured value acquisition processing executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. This figure is a diagram showing a flow chart of the actual measurement value acquisition process executed by the computer 10 . This actual value acquisition process is the details of the actual value acquisition process (step S3) for acquiring the actual value of each item of the construction management items described above.

The measured value acquisition module acquires the measured value of each item of the construction management items (step S30).
The measured value is the result of actually measuring the members used. For example, the measured value of the item "length" of "member A" is "10 cm", and the measured value of the item "number of parts" of "member A" is "23".
The measured value acquisition module acquires the measured value of each item of the construction management items from the field terminal or the measuring device. The field terminal accepts input of actual measurement values corresponding to each item of the construction management items from the manager or worker, and transmits the accepted data to the computer 10 . The actual value acquisition module receives this data and acquires the actual value of each item of the construction management items. Alternatively, the measuring device transmits the measurement result of the member to the computer 10 . The measured value acquisition module receives this measurement result and acquires the measured value of each item of the construction management items.
It should be noted that the method by which the measured value acquisition module acquires this measured value is not limited to the example described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

The measured value reflection module reflects the measured value to each item of the created construction management items (step S31).
The measured value reflection module reflects the acquired measured values for each item of the created construction management items (template).
The measured value reflecting module inputs the measured value for each item in the measured value column 25 described above, and reflects the measured value for each item of the created construction management items (see FIG. 8).

Based on FIG. 8, the measured values reflected by the measured value reflecting module will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example when actual measurement values are reflected for each item in the template 20 described with reference to FIG. 6 described above. In addition, the same code|symbol is attached|subjected about the content similar to FIG.4 and FIG.6 mentioned above.
The measured value reflection module displays the acquired measured values (10 cm for the “length” of “member A” and 23 for the “number of parts” of “member A” in the measured value column 25 corresponding to each item. ) to reflect the measured values in the created construction management items.

Returning to FIG. 7, the continuation of the measured value acquisition process will be described.
The measured value storage module stores the reflected measured value (step S32).
The measured value storage module stores the reflected measured values by storing the template into which the measured values are input.

The above is the actual measurement value acquisition processing.
The determination result output system 1 uses the measured values obtained by the above-described measured value obtaining process to execute the processing described later.

[First Determination Process Executed by Computer 10]
The first determination process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the first determination process executed by the computer 10 . This first determination process is the details of the determination process (step S4) for determining whether or not the obtained actual measurement values described above satisfy the set construction management criteria.

The first determination module determines whether or not the obtained measured values satisfy the set construction management criteria (step S40).
The first determination module determines whether or not the acquired measured value satisfies the construction management criteria set for the item corresponding to this measured value. The fact that the measured value satisfies the construction management standard means that the measured value is within the scope of the construction management standard, matches the construction management standard, or the like. For example, in the construction control item “length” of member A, if the construction control standard is “9 to 11 cm” and the measured value is “10 cm”, the measured value is within the range of the construction control standard. 1 determination module determines that the obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management criteria. On the other hand, in the construction control item "number of parts" of member A, if the construction control standard is "24" and the measured value is "23", the measured value does not match the construction control standard, so the first judgment The module determines that the obtained measured value does not meet the set construction management criteria.

When the first determination module determines that the acquired actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard (step S40 YES), the item corresponding to the acquired actual measurement value does not pass the set construction management standard. It is determined that there is (step S41).

The pass/fail reflection module reflects the pass in the created construction management item (step S42).
The pass/fail reflection module reflects that the item judged to pass this time among the created construction management items (template) has passed.
The pass/fail reflection module inputs that it has passed in the above-mentioned pass/fail column 26, and reflects that it has passed for the item judged to have passed this time among the created construction management items. (See FIG. 10).
After executing the process of step S42, the computer 10 executes the process of step S47, which will be described later.

Returning to the process of step S40, the case where the first determination module determines that the acquired actual measurement value does not satisfy the set construction management standard will be described.
When the first determination module determines that the acquired actual measurement value does not satisfy the set construction management standard (step S40 NO), the item corresponding to the acquired actual measurement value does not pass the set construction management standard. It is determined that there is no (step S43).

The pass/fail reflection module reflects that the construction management item has not passed (step S44).
The pass/fail reflection module reflects the fact that the item, among the created construction management items (template), has not passed this time and has not passed.
The pass/fail reflection module inputs that it has not passed in the above-mentioned pass/fail column 26, and reflects that it has not passed for the item determined as not passed this time among the created construction management items. (See FIG. 10).

The indication content creation module creates indication content for the construction management item (step S45).
The pointed out content is the difference between the construction management standard and the measured value, and the reason why it was judged that it did not pass.
The content of indication creation module creates content of indication based on the construction management criteria and the actual measurement values in the item determined to be unsatisfactory. The indication content creating module creates, as indication content, the difference between this construction management standard and the actual measurement value, the reason why it was determined that the work was not passed, and the like. For example, in the construction management item "number of parts" of member A that has been determined not to pass, the construction management standard is "24 pieces" and the measured value is "23 pieces", so the indicated content is "insufficient number". to create
Note that the indication content created by the indication content creating module is not limited to the example described above, and can be designed as appropriate. For example, in the above example, the indication content creation module may create the missing number itself such as "-1" as the indication content, or may create other content as the indication content. good.
In addition, the content of indication created by the content creation module of indication may be made by a manager or an operator. In this case, the on-site terminal accepts an input of indication content from a manager, worker, or the like, and transmits the accepted data to the computer 10 . The indication content creation module may receive this data and create indication content based on this data.

The indication content reflection module reflects the indication content in the created construction management item (step S46).
The indication content reflection module reflects the created indication content to the items determined not to pass this time among the created construction management items (template).
The indication content reflection module inputs the created indication content in the indication content column 27 described above, and reflects the indication content for the items determined not to have passed this time among the created construction management items (Fig. 10).

Based on FIG. 10, the pass/fail determination result and indication contents reflected by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of reflecting the pass/fail determination result and indication content for each item in the template 20 described with reference to FIG. 8 described above. In addition, the same code|symbol is attached|subjected about the content similar to FIG.4 and FIG.8 mentioned above.
In the process of step S42, the pass/fail reflection module enters the fact that it has passed (o) in the pass/fail column 26 corresponding to the construction management item "length" determined to pass, thereby Reflect that it has passed the management item.
In the process of step S44, the pass/fail reflection module enters the fact that it has not passed (x) in the pass/fail column 26 corresponding to the construction management item "number of parts" determined as not passed. Reflect that it has not passed the management item.
In the process of step S46, the indication content reflection module enters the created indication content (insufficient number) into the indication content column 27 corresponding to the construction management item "number of parts" determined to be unacceptable. Reflect the points pointed out in the construction management items.
Note that nothing is entered in the instruction content column 27 corresponding to the construction management item "length" determined to be acceptable.

Returning to FIG. 9, the continuation of the first determination process will be described.
The pass/fail result storage module stores the reflected pass/fail and the indicated content (step S47).
The pass/fail result storage module stores the reflected pass/fail and indicated content by storing the template into which the pass/fail and indicated content is input.

The above is the first determination processing.
The determination result output system 1 executes the process described later using the pass/fail of each item determined by the first determination process described above and the created indication content.

[Second Determination Process Executed by Computer 10]
The second determination process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. 11 . This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the second determination process executed by the computer 10 . This second determination process is the details of the determination process (step S4) for determining whether or not the above-mentioned obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard.

The second determination module determines whether or not the measured values of all construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria (step S50).
The second determination module determines that, as a result of the first determination process described above, the measured values of all items of the construction control items satisfy the construction control criteria, that is, the measured values of all the items of the construction control items satisfy the set construction It is determined whether or not it has been determined that the management standard has been passed.
In the example of the first determination process described above, the second determination module determines whether or not the measured values of both the construction control items "length" and "number of parts" of member A pass the set construction control criteria. judge. In this case, although the second determination module determines that the item "length" is acceptable, it determines that the item "number of parts" is not acceptable. judge.
On the other hand, if the second determination module determines that the items "length" and "number of parts" are acceptable, it determines that the requirements are met.

When the second determination module determines that the measured values of all items of the construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria (step S50 YES), the second determination module determines that the construction type is accepted (step S51).
The second determination module determines that the type of work determined to satisfy the construction management criteria for all items is acceptable. That is, if the second determination module determines that all construction management items of this type of work satisfy the set construction management criteria, the second determination module determines that this type of work is acceptable.
After executing the process of step S51, the computer 10 executes the process of step S53, which will be described later.

On the other hand, when the second determination module determines that the measured values of all construction management items do not satisfy the construction management criteria (step S50 NO), the second determination module determines that the construction type is not acceptable (step S52).
The second determination module determines that the type of work is not acceptable when it is determined that at least one of the measured values of all the items does not meet the construction management criteria. That is, if the second determination module determines that at least one actual measurement value does not satisfy the set construction management criteria among all the construction management items of this type of construction, it determines that this type of construction is not acceptable. .
In the example of FIG. 10 described above, it is determined that the "plumbing and sanitary installation work" is not acceptable.

The work type determination result creation module creates a determination result for each work type (step S53).
The work type determination result creation module creates a determination result based on the work type determined to be acceptable and the work type determined to be unacceptable. For example, the construction type determination result creation module creates a construction type list that summarizes the determined construction types (see FIG. 12). The work type determination result creation module inputs the pass/fail determination result of each work type to the created work type list, and creates the determination result for each work type.

Based on FIG. 12, the determination result for each type of work created by the module for creating determination result of type of work will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a construction type list created by the construction type determination result creation module. In the figure, a list of types of work 30 is shown.
A construction type column 31 and a pass/fail column 32 are shown in the construction type list 30 .
The work type column 31 is a column showing the name of the work type. The pass/fail column 32 is a column for indicating the pass/fail determination result of the type of work.
The work type determination result creation module creates this work type list 30 based on the name of the work type. The work type determination result creation module enters a pass (o) in the pass/fail column 32 corresponding to the work type determined to be acceptable in the process of step S51 for this work type list 30 . On the other hand, the construction type determination result creation module enters "not acceptable" (x) in the pass/fail column 32 corresponding to the construction type determined as not acceptable in the processing of step S52 in the construction type list 30.
As a result of the above, the construction type determination result creation module creates the construction type list 30 .
Note that the work type column 31 may be created not only with the name of each work type, but also with an area or the like corresponding to each work type.
Also, the content and layout of each column are not limited to the above examples, and can be designed as appropriate.

Returning to FIG. 11, the continuation of the second determination process will be described.
The determination result storage module stores the created determination result (step S54).
The determination result storage module stores the created determination result by storing the created work type list 30 .

The above is the second determination processing.
The computer 10 can also be configured to output the determination result (work type list 30) created by the second determination process described above to a field terminal or the like. In this case, the computer 10 transmits this work type list 30 to the field terminal, and the field terminal receives this work type list 30 and displays it on its own display unit.
In addition, the computer 10 changes the level of attention (background color, character color, character size, etc.) between the type of construction determined to be acceptable and the type of construction determined to be unacceptable in the created determination results, and outputs the result to a field terminal or the like. A configuration is also possible. In this case, the computer 10 transmits, to the field terminal, a list of types of work in which the degree of attention is changed between the types of work determined to be acceptable and the types of work determined to be unacceptable. should be displayed on the display part of .
The determination result output system 1 executes the processing described later using the acceptance/rejection of each construction type determined by the second determination processing described above.

[Overall List Output Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Based on FIG. 13, the overall list output process executed by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the overall list output process executed by the computer 10 . This overall list output process is the details of the overall list output process (step S5) for outputting the aforementioned determination results as a list of each area of the entire construction site.

The overall list creation module creates a list of determination results for each area of the entire construction site (step S60).
The overall list creation module creates a list summarizing the determination results of each construction type in each area in the entire construction site as a result of the second determination process described above. For example, the overall list creation module creates an overall list summarizing the determination results of each construction type corresponding to each area in the entire construction site (see FIG. 14).
In this process, a list summarizing the judgment results for each type of work is created. You can create it as

Based on FIG. 14, a list of determination results for each area of the entire construction site created by the overall list creating module will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a general list created by the general list creation module. In the figure, an overall list 40 is shown.
An area column 41 and a work type determination result column 42 are shown in the overall list 40 .
The area column 41 is a column indicating the name of the area. The type of work determination result column 42 is a column for indicating the result of determination as to whether or not the type of work is acceptable.
The overall list creation module creates this overall list 40 based on the determination result of each type of construction for each area. The overall list creation module creates this overall list 40 by summarizing the judgment results of each type of work for each area.
Note that the content, arrangement, etc. of each column are not limited to the examples described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

Returning to FIG. 13, the continuation of the overall list output process will be described.
The overall list output module outputs the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site (step S61).
The overall list output module transmits the created overall list (overall list 40) of judgment results for each area of the entire construction site to the site terminal. The site terminal receives this overall list 40 and displays it on its own display unit.
The overall list output module displays the overall list 40 on the site terminal, thereby outputting the judgment result as a list of each area of the entire construction site.

The above is the entire list output process.
The computer 10 can also be configured to store a created overall list (overall list 40) of the judgment results for each area of the entire construction site. In this case, the computer 10 may store the overall list 40 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.

[First Construction Management Item Attention Level Change Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Based on FIG. 15, the first construction management item attention level change processing executed by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the first construction management item attention level change processing executed by the computer 10 .

The construction management item attention level change module changes the attention levels of the construction management item determined to satisfy the construction management standard and the construction management item determined not to satisfy the construction management standard to different levels of attention (step S70). .
Changes in the level of attention of construction management items in this process include, for example, changes in background color, character color, character size, and the like.
The construction management item attention level change module determines, as a result of the second determination process described above, that all construction management items satisfy the construction management standards (construction types determined to pass) and all construction management items. A construction type determined that at least one of the items does not satisfy the construction management standard (a construction type determined not to pass) is changed to a different degree of attention. For example, the construction management item attention level change module changes the background color of the construction type determined to be acceptable and the background color of the construction type determined to be unacceptable in the overall list 40 shown in FIG. 14 to different colors. (See FIG. 16).

Based on FIG. 16, the attention level changed by the construction management item attention level change module will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of the entire list in which the construction management item attention level change module has changed the attention level. In the figure, an overall list 50 is shown.
The general list 50 is similar to the general list 40 described above, except that the degree of attention is changed.
In the overall list 50, an area column 51 and a work type determination result column 52 are shown. The area column 51 is the same as the area column 41 described above, and the construction type determination result column 52 is the same as the construction type determination result column 42 described above.
The construction management item attention level change module colors the background color of the construction type determined to be acceptable and the background color of the construction type determined to be unacceptable in different colors. In FIG. 16, the types of construction determined to be acceptable and the types of construction determined to be unacceptable are indicated by different background colors.
Although FIG. 16 shows an example in which the background color is changed, the construction management item attention level change module may change the character color or the character size instead of the background color. It's fine, and you can change other things. Further, the construction management item attention level change module may change only the attention level of either the attention level of the construction type determined to be acceptable or the attention level of the construction type determined to be unacceptable.

Returning to FIG. 15, the continuation of the first construction management item attention level change processing will be described.
The determination result list output module outputs the construction management items determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management items determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria with different degrees of attention (step S71).
The determination result list output module transmits to the site terminal an overall list (overall list 50) in which the types of work determined to be acceptable and the types of work determined to be unacceptable are changed to different degrees of attention. The site terminal receives this overall list 50 and displays it on its own display unit.
The determination result list output module displays the overall list 50 on the site terminal, thereby displaying the construction management items determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria. with different degrees of attention.

The above is the processing for changing the attention level of the first construction management item.
Note that the computer 10 changes the attention level of the construction management item determined to satisfy the construction management criteria described above and the construction management item determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria to have different degrees of attention (overall list 50) is also possible. In this case, the computer 10 may store the overall list 50 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.

[Second Construction Management Item Attention Level Change Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Based on FIG. 17, the second construction management item attention level change processing executed by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the second construction management item attention level change processing executed by the computer 10 .

The determination result list creation module creates a list summarizing the construction management items determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria (step S80).
As a result of the first determination process described above, the judgment result list creation module determines that the actual measurement value satisfies the construction management standard (construction management item judged to have passed), and the actual measurement value is the construction management standard A list summarizing the determination results for each construction control item is created based on the construction control item determined not to satisfy (construction control item determined not to pass). For example, the determination result list creation module creates a determination result list summarizing the determination results of all construction management items in the entire construction site (see FIG. 18).

A summary list of construction management items determined to meet the construction management criteria created by the determination result list creation module based on FIG. 18 and construction management items determined to not meet the construction management criteria will be described. . This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a determination result list created by the determination result list creation module. In the figure, a determination result list 60 is shown.
In the determination result list 60, a work type column 61, a member column 62, a construction management item column 63, and a pass/fail column 64 are shown.
The work type column 61 is a column showing the name of the work type. The member column 62 is a column indicating the names of members. The construction management item column 63 is a column showing construction management items of this member. The pass/fail column 64 is a column indicating whether the actual measurement value of this member passes or fails the construction management standard.
The determination result list creation module creates this determination result list 60 based on the determination result of each construction management item.
Note that the content, arrangement, etc. of each column are not limited to the examples described above, and can be designed as appropriate.
Also, the determination result list 60 may include areas for each type of work. In addition, although only plumbing and sanitation work is shown in the work type column 61, it goes without saying that other work types may be included.

Returning to FIG. 17, the continuation of the second construction management item attention level change processing will be described.
The construction management item attention level change module changes the attention level of the construction management item determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management item determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria to different attention levels (step S81). .
Changes in the level of attention of construction management items in this process include, for example, changes in background color, character color, character size, and the like.
As a result of the above-described first determination process, the construction management item attention degree change module determines that the actual measurement value satisfies the construction management standard (the construction management item determined to have passed) A construction management item determined not to satisfy the management standard (construction management item determined not to pass) is changed to a different degree of attention. For example, the construction management item attention level change module may display the background color of the construction management item determined to be acceptable and the determination result in the determination result list 60 shown in FIG. Change the background color of the results to a different color (see Figure 19).

Based on FIG. 19, the attention level changed by the construction management item attention level change module will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a determination result list in which the construction management item attention level change module has changed the attention level. In the figure, a determination result list 70 is shown.
The determination result list 70 is the same as the determination result list 60 described above, except that the degree of attention is changed.
In the determination result list 70, a work type column 71, a member column 72, a construction management item column 73, and a pass/fail column 74 are shown. The work type column 71 is the same as the work type column 61 described above, the member column 72 is the same as the member column 62 described above, and the construction management item column 73 is the same as the construction management item column 63 described above. The pass/fail column 74 is similar to the pass/fail column 64 described above.
The construction control item attention degree change module colors the background color of the construction control item and the judgment result judged to be acceptable and the background color of the construction control item and the judgment result judged to be unacceptable in different colors. In FIG. 19, the construction control items and judgment results determined to be acceptable and the construction control items and determination results determined not to be acceptable are indicated by different background colors.
Note that FIG. 19 shows an example in which the construction management item attention level change module changes the background color. It's fine, and you can change other things.
Further, the construction management item attention level change module may change the attention level of only the construction management item, may change the attention level of only the determination result, or may change the attention level of other columns. can be Further, the construction management item attention level change module may change only the attention level of either the attention level of the construction type determined to be acceptable or the attention level of the construction type determined to be unacceptable.
Also, the determination result list 70 may include areas for each type of work.

Returning to FIG. 17, the continuation of the second construction management item attention level change processing will be described.
The determination result list output module outputs the construction management items determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management items determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria with different degrees of attention (step S82).
The judgment result list output module outputs a judgment result list (judgment result list 70) in which the construction management items and judgment results that are judged to be acceptable and the construction management items and judgment results that are judged to be unacceptable are changed to different degrees of attention. Send to field terminal. The field terminal receives this determination result list 70 and displays it on its own display unit.
The determination result list output module displays the determination result list 70 on the field terminal, thereby displaying the construction management items determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria. and are output with different degrees of attention.

The above is the process for changing the attention level of the second construction management item.
In addition, the computer 10 provides a determination result list (determination result list 60) that summarizes the construction control items determined to meet the construction control standards described above and the construction control items determined to not satisfy the construction control standards. And a judgment result list (judgment result list 70) in which the construction management items determined to meet the construction management standards described above and the construction management items determined to not meet the construction management standards are changed to different degrees of attention. A memorized configuration is also possible. In this case, the computer 10 may store the determination result list 60 and the determination result list 70 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.
In addition, the computer 10 provides a judgment result list (judgment result list 60) that summarizes the construction management items that have been judged to satisfy the construction management criteria described above and the construction management items that have been judged to not satisfy the construction management criteria. is also possible. In this case, the computer 10 may perform processing similar to that of the determination result list 70. FIG.

[Item List Output Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Based on FIG. 20, the item list output process executed by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the item list output process executed by the computer 10 .

The item list creation module creates a list of construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria (step S90).
The item list creation module creates a list summarizing the construction control items (construction control items determined not to pass) determined that the measured values do not meet the construction control criteria as a result of the first determination process described above. . For example, the item list creation module creates an item list summarizing the construction management items that have been determined to be unacceptable for the entire construction site (see FIG. 21).

With reference to FIG. 21, a list of construction management items determined to be unacceptable for the entire construction site created by the item list creation module will be described. This figure schematically shows an example of an item list created by the item list creation module. In the figure, an item list 80 is shown.
The item list 80 includes a work type column 81, a member column 82, a construction management item column 83, and an indication content column 84.
The work type column 81 is a column showing the name of the work type. The member column 82 is a column indicating the names of members. The construction management item column 83 is a column showing construction management items of this member. The indicated content column 84 is a column for indicating the indicated content for this construction management item.
The item list creation module creates this item list 80 based on the construction management items determined not to have passed as a result of the first determination process described above.
Note that the content, arrangement, etc. of each column are not limited to the examples described above, and can be designed as appropriate.
Also, the item list 80 may include an area for each type of work.

Returning to FIG. 20, the continuation of the item list output process will be described.
The item list output module outputs a list summarizing the construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria (step S91).
The item list output module transmits a list (item list 80) in which the construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria are collected to the field terminal. The field terminal receives this item list 80 and displays it on its own display unit.
The item list output module displays the item list 80 on the site terminal, thereby outputting a list of construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria.

The above is the item list output process.
It should be noted that the computer 10 can also be configured to store a list (item list 80) of construction management items that have been determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria described above. In this case, the computer 10 may store the item list 80 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.

[Construction Progress Output Processing Executed by Computer 10]
The construction progress output process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. 22 . This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of construction progress output processing executed by the computer 10 .

The construction progress creation module creates the construction progress of the work type based on the determination result (step S100).
Construction progress is the progress status of each type of work, such as completed and indicated.
Based on the result of the second determination process described above, the construction progress creation module determines that the construction corresponding to the type of work is completed and all items of the construction management items for the type of work satisfy the construction management criteria. Create construction progress as "Completed".
Further, if at least one of all items of the construction management items in the type of work does not satisfy the construction management criteria based on the result of the above-described second determination process, the construction progress creation module determines the construction progress of this type of work. Create "with indication". Here, the construction progress creation module may create the construction progress together with the number of construction management items that do not satisfy the construction management criteria for the type of work created as indicated.
In addition, the construction progress created by the construction progress creating module is not limited to the above-described example, and can be designed as appropriate.

The progress list creation module creates a list of each area of the entire construction site based on the created construction progress (step S101).
The progress list creation module creates a list that summarizes the construction progress of each construction type for each area of the entire construction site. For example, the progress list creation module creates a construction progress list summarizing the construction progress of each construction type corresponding to each area in the entire construction site (see FIG. 23).

Based on FIG. 23, a list of each area of the entire construction site will be described based on the construction progress created by the progress list creation module. The figure schematically shows an example of a construction progress list created by the progress list creation module. In the figure, a construction progress list 90 is shown.
In the construction progress list 90, an area column 91 and a construction type construction progress column 92 are shown.
The area column 91 is a column indicating the name of the area. The work type construction progress column 92 is a column showing the construction progress of the work type.
The progress list creation module creates this construction progress list 90 by summarizing the created construction progress of each work type.
Note that the content, arrangement, etc. of each column are not limited to the examples described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

Returning to FIG. 22, the continuation of the construction progress output process will be described.
The progress list output module outputs the created construction progress as a list of each area of the entire construction site (step S102).
The progress list output module transmits the created construction progress list (construction progress list 90) for each area of the entire construction site to the site terminal. The field terminal receives this construction progress list 90 and displays it on its own display unit.
The progress list output module outputs the created construction progress as a list of each area of the entire construction site by displaying the construction progress list 90 on the site terminal.

The above is the construction progress output processing.
The computer 10 can also be configured to store a created construction progress list (construction progress list 90) for each area of the entire construction site. In this case, the computer 10 may store the construction progress list 90 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.
In addition, the computer 10 can also be configured to change the degree of attention to the completed construction progress and the indicated construction progress in the created construction progress list, and output the construction progress list with the changed degree of attention. . In this case, the computer 10 may change the degree of attention (background color, character color, character size, etc.) for completed construction progress and indicated construction progress, and output a modified construction progress list. In addition to the construction progress, the computer 10 assigns different levels of attention (background color, character color, character size, etc.) to areas in which construction progress with indication exists and areas in which construction progress with indication does not exist. Modified configurations are also possible. In this case, the attention level in the area may be changed in the same way as the attention level in the construction progress is changed.

[Drawing Data Acquisition Processing Executed by Computer 10]
Drawing data acquisition processing executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of drawing data acquisition processing executed by the computer 10 .

The drawing data acquisition module acquires the drawing data of the construction site (step S110).
The drawing data is data representing a drawing of a construction site.
The drawing data acquisition module acquires this drawing data from the external database. The drawing data acquisition module requests transmission of this drawing data from the external database, and acquires necessary drawing data. Alternatively, the drawing data acquisition module acquires this drawing data from the field terminal. The field terminal transmits the drawing data of the drawing taken by itself or the drawing data stored by itself to the computer 10 . The drawing data acquisition module receives this drawing data and acquires this drawing data.
It should be noted that the method by which the drawing data acquisition module acquires this drawing data is not limited to the example described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

The layer generation module generates a layer superimposed on the acquired drawing data (step S111).
A layer is a transparent virtual sheet superimposed on drawing data, and can output various data such as icons, images, figures, and texts.
The layer generation module generates a virtual sheet having a size that overlaps part or all of the acquired drawing data as a layer, and overlaps the acquired drawing data.
Note that one layer may be superimposed on the drawing data, or a plurality of layers may be superimposed. When stacking multiple layers, different data may be output for each layer. Also, the settings (size, thickness, shape, color, etc.) of the layer to be generated can be designed as appropriate, and are not particularly limited.

The drawing data storage module stores the generated layered drawing data (step S112).
The drawing data storage module stores the drawing data in association with the construction site identifier or the like.

The above is the drawing data acquisition process.
The determination result output system 1 uses the drawing data acquired by the above-described drawing data acquisition processing to execute the processing described later.

[Icon Figure Arrangement Process Executed by Computer 10]
Based on FIG. 25, the icon figure arrangement processing executed by the computer 10 will be described. This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of the icon figure arrangement processing executed by the computer 10 .

The icon graphic creation module creates an icon or graphic corresponding to each type of work placed on the generated layer (step S120).
Icons are, for example, pins, marks, symbols, and characters. The graphics are, for example, rectangles, polygons, circles, ellipses, and sectors.
The icon figure creating module creates different icons or figures associated with each type of work. The icon graphic creation module may create an icon or graphic using preset various icons or graphics, or may create a new icon or graphic.
The icon figure creating module creates an icon or figure corresponding to each kind of work by associating the created icon or figure with the kind of work.
Note that the types of icons or graphics created by the icon graphic creation module are not limited to the examples described above, and can be designed as appropriate. Also, the method by which the icon graphic creation module creates icons or graphics is not limited to the above examples, and can be designed as appropriate.

The icon figure attention level change module changes the attention level of the created icon or figure based on the determination result (step S121).
A change in the attention level of an icon or graphic in this process is, for example, a change in the size, color, or the like of the icon or graphic.
The icon figure attention level changing module changes the icon or figure corresponding to the work type determined to be acceptable as a result of the second determination process and the icon or figure corresponding to the work type determined not to be acceptable to different attention levels. The icon figure attention level changing module, for example, changes the size and color of the icon or figure corresponding to the construction type determined to be acceptable to make it less conspicuous, and makes the icon or figure corresponding to the construction type determined to be unacceptable more conspicuous. Change the size and color to suit your needs.
Note that the icon figure attention level change module changes the attention level of both the icon or figure corresponding to the construction type determined to be acceptable and the icon or figure corresponding to the construction type determined to be unacceptable. Alternatively, the attention level of either one of the icons or figures may be changed.
In addition, the attention level changed by the icon figure attention level change module is not limited to the above example. The size and color may be changed to change the size and color of the icon or figure corresponding to the type of work judged to be unacceptable to a more conspicuous size and color, or the degree of attention may be changed by other methods, It can be designed as appropriate.

The icon graphic arrangement module arranges the icon or graphic associated with the type of work, the degree of attention of which has been changed based on the determination result, on the generated layer (step S122).
The icon graphic arrangement module arranges the created icon or graphic whose attention level has been changed on the generated layer. The icon figure placement module places an icon or figure at a location on the drawing data corresponding to the work type. For example, the icon graphic placement module identifies the layout location on the drawing data based on the area corresponding to the work type, and places the icon or graphic in the identified layout location (see FIG. 26).
Note that the icon figure placement module may receive an input regarding the place where the icon or figure is to be placed from the manager or worker via the field terminal, and place the icon or figure at the accepted place. For example, the field terminal accepts an input of an icon or figure arrangement location desired by a manager or a worker for drawing data to be displayed on its own display unit, and specifies the coordinates of the accepted icon or figure arrangement location. do. The coordinates may be obtained by using a predetermined point of the drawing data as the origin. The field terminal transmits the coordinates to computer 10 . The icon graphic arrangement module may arrange the icon or graphic based on the coordinates of the arrangement location.

Icons arranged by the icon graphic arrangement module will be described with reference to FIG. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a state in which icons are arranged in drawing data. In the figure, icons 101 to 104 arranged in drawing data 100 are shown.
Each of the icons 101 to 104 is an icon corresponding to a construction type, and is arranged at the location on the drawing data of the construction type associated with each icon. The icons 101 to 103 and the icon 104 are shown with different degrees of attention. Icons 101-103 are black and icon 104 is hatched to indicate different degrees of attention. Here, each of the icons 101 to 103 is associated with the type of work determined to be acceptable as a result of the second determination process, and the icon 104 is associated with the type of work determined to be unacceptable as a result of the second determination process. are mapped.
Although FIG. 26 shows an example in which icons are arranged, figures may be arranged instead of icons, or both icons and figures may be arranged. , and the types of work judged to be unacceptable may be shown graphically, or vice versa.
Also, the icons or graphics may differ in the degree of attention depending on the difference in size instead of the color.

Returning to FIG. 25, the continuation of the icon figure layout processing will be described.
The icon figure output module outputs drawing data in which icons or figures are arranged (step S123).
The icon graphic output module transmits drawing data (drawing data 100) in which icons or graphics are arranged to the field terminal. The field terminal receives the drawing data 100 and displays it on its own display unit.
The icon graphic output module outputs drawing data in which icons or graphics are arranged by displaying the drawing data 100 on the field terminal.

The above is the icon figure layout processing.
The computer 10 can also be configured to store drawing data (drawing data 100) in which icons or graphics are arranged by the icon graphic arrangement processing described above. In this case, the computer 10 may store the drawing data 100 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.

[Progress Rate Output Processing Executed by Computer 10]
The progress rate output process executed by the computer 10 will be described with reference to FIG. 27 . This figure is a diagram showing a flowchart of progress rate output processing executed by the computer 10 .

The progress rate creation module creates a progress rate until all construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria (step S130).
The progress rate is the ratio of the construction management items for which the actual measurement values have been determined not to have passed the set construction management standards by the above-described processing of step S43, with respect to all the construction management items in the work type corresponding to each area. . The progress rate is, for example, in % notation, fractional notation (number of construction management items determined not to pass the construction management standards set by the actual measured value / number of all items of construction management items in the type of work corresponding to each area) and so on.
The progress rate creation module creates the progress rate of the plumbing and sanitary facility construction as 50%, 1/2, etc. in the examples of FIGS. 10 and 12 described above.
Note that the format of the progress rate created by the progress rate creation module is not limited to the example described above, and can be designed as appropriate.

The progress rate placement module places the created progress rate in the generated layer (step S131).
The progress rate placement module places the created progress rate in the generated layer. The progress rate placement module places a progress rate at a location on the drawing data corresponding to the work type. For example, the progress rate placement module identifies the placement location on the drawing data based on the area corresponding to the work type, and places the progress rate in the specified placement location (see FIG. 28).
Note that the progress rate placement module may receive an input regarding the place to place the progress rate from the manager or the worker via the field terminal, and place the progress rate at the accepted place. For example, the field terminal receives an input of an arrangement location of the progress rate desired by the manager or the worker for the drawing data to be displayed on its own display unit, and specifies the coordinates of the arrangement location of the accepted progress rate. The coordinates may be obtained by using a predetermined point of the drawing data as the origin. The field terminal transmits the coordinates to computer 10 . The progress rate placement module may place the progress rate based on the coordinates of this placement location.

Based on FIG. 28, the progress rate arranged by the progress rate arrangement module will be described. This figure is a diagram schematically showing an example of a state in which progress rates are arranged in drawing data. In the figure, a progress rate 111 arranged in the drawing data 110 is shown.
The progress rate 111 is placed at a predetermined location within the area 112 corresponding to the type of work.
Note that the area 112 may be indicated by a degree of attention different from that of areas corresponding to other construction types. In addition, the progress rate 111 may be placed at an arbitrary location within the area 112, may be placed near the outer edge of the area 112, or may be placed in a state where it is connected to the area 112 by a leader line or the like. It may be placed anywhere on the drawing data 110 .

Returning to FIG. 27, the continuation of the progress rate output process will be described.
The progress rate output module outputs the progress rate until all construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria (step S132).
The progress rate output module transmits the drawing data (drawing data 110) in which the progress rate is arranged to the field terminal. The field terminal receives the drawing data 110 and displays it on its own display unit.
The progress rate output module outputs the drawing data in which the progress rate is arranged by displaying the drawing data 110 on the field terminal.

The above is the progress rate output processing.
The computer 10 can also be configured to store the drawing data (drawing data 110) in which the progress rate is arranged by the progress rate output process described above. In this case, the computer 10 may store the drawing data 110 in association with the construction site identifier or the like.
In addition, the computer 10 may create and output a list of progress rates for each type of construction in the same format as the construction progress described above, instead of outputting drawing data in which the created progress rates are arranged. However, the created progress rate may be output together with the type of work, or may be output by other methods.

Although each process described above is described as a separate process, the computer 10 can also be configured to execute a part or all of the above processes in combination. Further, the computer 10 can be configured to execute the processing even at timings other than the timings described in each processing.

The means and functions described above are realized by a computer (including a CPU, an information processing device, and various terminals) reading and executing a predetermined program. The program may be provided, for example, from a computer via a network (SaaS: software as a service) or as a cloud service. Also, the program may be provided in a form recorded on a computer-readable recording medium. In this case, the computer reads the program from the recording medium, transfers it to an internal recording device or an external recording device, records it, and executes it. Alternatively, the program may be recorded in advance in a recording device (recording medium) and provided from the recording device to the computer via a communication line.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments described above. Moreover, the effects described in the embodiments of the present invention are merely enumerations of the most suitable effects resulting from the present invention, and the effects of the present invention are limited to those described in the embodiments of the present invention. isn't it.

A first aspect disclosed in the present embodiment is a determination result output system that outputs pass/fail determination results for construction management items at a construction site,
a construction management item creation unit 13 that creates construction management items for the type of work corresponding to each area of the construction site;
a setting unit 14 for setting construction management criteria for each item of the created construction management items;
a measured value acquiring unit 11 for acquiring measured values of each item of the construction management items;
A determination unit 15 that determines whether the obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard;
an overall list output unit 12 for outputting the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
A judgment result output system.

In a second aspect disclosed in the present embodiment, the construction management item determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management item determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria are given different degrees of attention. judgment result output unit for output;
The determination result output system according to the first aspect, further comprising:

A third aspect disclosed in the present embodiment is an item list output unit that outputs a list of construction management items determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria,
The determination result output system according to the first aspect, further comprising:

A fourth aspect disclosed in the present embodiment is a construction progress creation unit that creates the construction progress of the work type based on the determination result,
a construction progress list output unit that outputs the created construction progress as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
The determination result output system according to the first aspect, further comprising:

A fifth aspect disclosed in the present embodiment is a drawing data acquisition unit that acquires drawing data of the construction site;
a generator that generates a layer to be superimposed on the acquired drawing data;
an arrangement unit for arranging, on the generated layer, an icon or figure associated with the construction type, the degree of attention of which has been changed based on the judgment result of the judgment unit;
The determination result output system according to the first aspect, further comprising:

A sixth aspect disclosed in the present embodiment is a progress rate output unit that outputs a progress rate until all items of the construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria,
The determination result output system according to the first aspect, further comprising:

1 Judgment Result Output System 7 Network 10 Computer 11 Measured Value Acquisition Unit 12 Overall List Output Unit 13 Construction Control Item Creation Unit 14 Setting Unit 15 Judgment Unit 20 Template 21 Work Type Column 22 Member Column 23 Construction Control Item Column 24 Construction Control Standard Column 25 Measured value column 26 Pass/fail column 27 Indication content column 30 Work type list 31 Work type column 32 Pass/fail column 40, 50 Overall list 41, 51 Area column 42, 52 Work type judgment result column 60, 70 Judgment result list 61, 71 Work type column 62, 72 Parts column 63, 73 Construction control item column 64, 74 Pass/fail column 80 Item list 81 Construction type column 82 Parts column 83 Construction control item column 84 Indication content column 90 Construction progress list 91 Area column 92 Construction type construction progress column 100 Drawing data 101-104 Icon 110 Drawing data 111 Progress rate 112 Area

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A judgment result output system for outputting pass/fail judgment results for construction management items at a construction site,
a construction control item creation unit that creates construction control items for each construction type corresponding to each area of the construction site;
a setting unit for setting construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items;
a measured value acquisition unit that acquires measured values for each item of the construction management items;
a determination unit that determines whether the obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard;
an overall list output unit that outputs the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
A judgment result output system. A determination result output unit that outputs the construction management item determined to satisfy the construction management criteria and the construction management item determined to not satisfy the construction management criteria with different degrees of attention;
The determination result output system according to claim 1, further comprising: an item list output unit for outputting a list of construction management items determined not to satisfy the construction management criteria;
The determination result output system according to claim 1, further comprising: a construction progress creation unit that creates the construction progress of the construction type based on the determination result;
a construction progress list output unit that outputs the created construction progress as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
The determination result output system according to claim 1, further comprising: a drawing data acquisition unit that acquires drawing data of the construction site;
a generator that generates a layer to be superimposed on the acquired drawing data;
an arrangement unit for arranging, on the generated layer, an icon or figure associated with the construction type, the degree of attention of which has been changed based on the judgment result of the judgment unit;
The determination result output system according to claim 1, further comprising: a progress rate output unit that outputs a progress rate until all items of the construction management items satisfy the construction management criteria;
The determination result output system according to claim 1, further comprising: A determination result output method executed by a computer that outputs pass/fail determination results for construction management items at a construction site,
a step of creating a construction management item for a work type corresponding to each area of a construction site;
setting a construction management standard for each item of the created construction management items;
a step of acquiring an actual measurement value of each item of the construction control items;
a step of determining whether or not the obtained measured value satisfies the set construction management standard;
a step of outputting the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
A judgment result output method comprising: A computer that outputs pass/fail judgment results for construction management items at a construction site,
a step of creating construction management items for construction types corresponding to each area of the construction site;
a step of setting construction management standards for each item of the created construction management items;
a step of acquiring the measured value of each item of the construction control items;
Determining whether the obtained actual measurement value satisfies the set construction management standard,
a step of outputting the determination result as a list of each area of the entire construction site;
A computer readable program for executing

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