JP7410239B2 - Information processing systems and programs for information processing systems - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing system and a program for an information processing system.

Methods of managing work at construction sites are known.

For example, at a survey site, a mobile PC (Personal Computer) or the like first displays a defect icon on a construction drawing. There is also a known method of inputting defect details and photo data into an investigation card (for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2007-4349

However, in conventional methods, it is often unclear how identification displays such as defect icons correspond to identification information on a list such as an investigation card. Therefore, it is often difficult to know where on the list the work indicated by the icon etc. is written, and management at the construction site is often difficult.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to facilitate management at a construction site.

An information processing system according to each embodiment of the present invention has the following configuration.

An information processing system (for example, information processing system 10) for managing work in a building includes:
data input means for inputting architectural data (for example, architectural data D1) indicating the building;
Architectural data output means for outputting the architectural data on a screen (for example, a screen PL);
identification display output means for outputting an identification display (for example, an icon ICN1) at a position where the work is performed on the screen on which the construction data is output;
list output means for outputting a list (for example, list LI) in which the identification display is associated with identification information that can identify the work;
Work-related data input means for inputting work-related data (for example, work-related data D2) that corresponds to the identification information, is input before the work is performed, and indicates information related to the work; including.

Further, the list output means includes:
It is desirable that positional information that can specify the position where the identification display is output is outputted in the list in correspondence with the identification information (for example, the screen PL). With this configuration, for example, it is possible to clearly display where the target work will be performed.

Further, the identification display output means includes:
It is desirable to output the identification display differently depending on whether the work is performed before or after the work is performed (for example, the icon ICN1 in FIGS. 12(A) and 12(B)). With such a configuration, for example, the administrator can easily find out which tasks have not yet been completed.

In addition, the information processing system
In correspondence with the identification information, first image data (for example, first image data IMG1) that is imaged before the work is performed and second image data (for example, first image data IMG1) that is imaged after the work is performed) For example, it is desirable to further include image data input means for inputting second image data IMG2. With this configuration, for example, by comparing images before and after the work using the second image data, the administrator can easily understand what changes have occurred before and after the work. I can do it.

In addition, the information processing system
determining means for determining whether input image data is the first image data or the second image data;
It is desirable to further include data number output means (for example, count number CNT1 and count number CNT2) for outputting respective numbers of the first image data and the second image data. With such a configuration, for example, the administrator can easily grasp the respective numbers of first image data and second image data.

Further, the identification display output means includes:
When a duplication operation for duplicating based on the identification display is input (for example, the operation shown in FIG. 16), data indicating a predetermined item among the work-related data corresponding to the identification display is duplicated. (For example, the result is as shown in FIG. 16(B).) It is also desirable to further output a copy identification display (for example, the icon ICN1C). With such a configuration, for example, the burden on the administrator can be reduced compared to inputting work-related data from the beginning.

Further, the list output means includes:
When the duplication operation is input, the duplication identification information corresponding to the duplication identification display is added to the list, and the identification information is reassigned (for example, icon number N2 and icon number N2A). desirable. With such a configuration, for example, the administrator can save the effort of moving other data down.

Further, the list output means includes:
It is desirable to output a list having at least as items actual measured values of the object to be worked on, design values for the work, measurement items to be measured after the object is worked, and images showing the object (for example, This is a check sheet as shown in Figure 15). With such a configuration, for example, the burden on an administrator or the like to prepare documents to be submitted to a public organization such as the national or local government can be reduced.

An information processing system program for managing work in buildings is
a data input step of inputting architectural data indicating the building;
an architectural data output step of outputting the architectural data on a screen;
an identification display output step of outputting an identification display at a position where the work is to be performed on the screen on which the construction data is output;
a list output step of outputting a list in which the identification display is associated with identification information that can identify the work;
and a step of inputting work-related data that corresponds to the identification information, is input before the work is performed, and indicates information related to the work.

According to each embodiment of the present invention, management at a construction site can be facilitated.

FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of the overall configuration. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of a hardware configuration of an information processing device. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a server. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of architectural data. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of work-related data. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of icon setting data. It is a flowchart which shows an example of overall processing. It is a figure which shows the example of drawing data. It is a figure which shows the input example of pre-work data. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of inputting first image data. It is a figure which shows the input example of the data after work. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example in which identification displays are output differently depending on whether the work is performed before or after the work is performed. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of outputting work-related data in a comparison format. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing an example of a functional configuration. It is a figure showing an example of a check sheet. It is a figure which shows the example of a replication.

Hereinafter, details of each embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, in the description of the specification and drawings related to each embodiment, the same reference numerals are given to the constituent elements having substantially the same functional configuration, thereby omitting redundant explanation.

This information processing system is for managing a construction site, and is a system that allows managers to easily record and manage the work performed.

<Example of overall configuration including information processing system>
FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of the overall configuration. As illustrated, the information processing system 10 has an overall configuration including, for example, an information processing device 101 and a server 102. As shown in the figure, in the information processing system 10, an information processing device 101 and a server 102 are connected via a wireless or wired network, and can mutually transmit and receive data.

The information processing device 101 is a tablet, a smartphone, a mobile PC (Personal Computer), or a combination thereof, which the administrator 20 has.

The server 102 is a server, a PC, a combination thereof, or the like.

Note that the overall configuration is not limited to the configuration shown in the drawings. For example, the information processing system 10 may further include information processing devices other than those illustrated. On the other hand, the information processing device 101 and the server 102 may be one information processing device.

<Hardware configuration example>
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the information processing device. For example, the information processing device 101 has a hardware configuration as illustrated.

For example, the information processing device 101 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 101H1, a storage device 101H2, a network interface 101H3, an input device 101H4, an output device 101H5, an imaging device 101H6, and a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver. 101H7.

The CPU 101H1 is an example of a calculation device and a control device.

The storage device 101H2 is a main storage device such as a memory. Note that the storage device 101H2 may further include an auxiliary storage device such as a hard disk or an SSD (Solid State Drive).

The network interface 101H3 is an interface that transmits and receives data to and from an external device via a network through wired, wireless, or a combination thereof. For example, the network interface 101H3 is an antenna, a connector, or the like.

The input device 101H4 is a device that serves as an interface for inputting human operations. For example, the input device 101H4 is a keyboard, a mouse, or a combination thereof.

The output device 101H5 is a device that serves as an interface for outputting processing results and the like to a person. For example, the output device 101H5 is a display or the like. Note that the output device 101H5 may output audio or the like.

The imaging device 101H6 is a camera or the like. Therefore, when a person performs an operation to release the shutter, the imaging device 101H6 generates image data.

The GPS receiver 101H7 acquires position information indicating the position of the information processing device 101 and the like. Note that the GPS receiver 101H7 may output the name of the place corresponding to the acquired position information.

Note that the input device 101H4 and the output device 101H5 may be an integrated touch panel or the like. Further, the input device 101H4 and the output device 101H5 may be connectors or the like, and may be interfaces for transmitting and receiving data to and from external devices. Further, the imaging device 101H6 and the GPS receiver 101H7 do not need to be integrated with the information processing device 101, and may be separate devices.

Furthermore, the location information may be configured to be input by an administrator or the like. In this case, the information processing device 101 may have a hardware configuration without the GPS receiver 101H7.

Note that the hardware configuration of each information processing device may be different. Further, each information processing device is not limited to the hardware configuration illustrated. For example, the information processing device may further include hardware resources such as an arithmetic device or a storage device internally or externally.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the server.

For example, the server 102 has a hardware configuration including a CPU 102H1, a storage device 102H2, a network interface 102H3, an input device 102H4, and an output device 102H5.

The CPU 102H1 is an example of a calculation device and a control device.

The storage device 102H2 is a main storage device such as a memory. Note that the storage device 102H2 may further include an auxiliary storage device such as a hard disk or SSD.

The network interface 102H3 is an interface that transmits and receives data to and from an external device via a network through wired, wireless, or a combination thereof. For example, the network interface 102H3 is an antenna, a connector, or the like.

The input device 102H4 is a device that serves as an interface for inputting human operations. For example, input device 102H4 is a keyboard, a mouse, or a combination thereof.

The output device 102H5 is a device that serves as an interface for outputting processing results and the like to a person. For example, the output device 102H5 is a display or the like. Note that the output device 102H5 may output audio or the like.

Note that the input device 102H4 and the output device 102H5 may be an integrated touch panel or the like. Further, the input device 102H4 and the output device 102H5 may be connectors or the like, and may be interfaces for transmitting and receiving data to and from external devices.

Note that the hardware configuration of each information processing device may be different. Further, each information processing device is not limited to the hardware configuration illustrated. For example, the information processing device may further include hardware resources such as an arithmetic device or a storage device internally or externally.

<Data structure example>
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of architectural data. For example, the server 102 stores data including drawing data, "location data on drawings", "location data", etc. (hereinafter referred to as "architectural data D1") indicating a building to be constructed at a construction site as shown in the figure. input. Details of the drawing data will be described later.

Specifically, "location data on the drawing" is a number etc. that can identify the position on the drawing. Further, as shown in the figure, the "location data" is data that indicates the name of the construction site, etc., and can explain the location where the work will be performed. If such architectural data D1 and icon setting data D3 described below exist, icons can be placed on the screen displayed based on the drawing data to display the location where the work will be performed. .

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of work-related data. For example, the server 102 inputs data (hereinafter referred to as "work-related data D2") indicating the content of each work performed at a construction site as shown in the figure.

Specifically, "location data on drawings" and "location data" indicate the same contents as the data of the architectural data D1, and the data of the work-related data D2 and the data of the architectural data D1 correspond to each other. .

"Work content", "person in charge", "confirmer", "scheduled completion date", and "completion date" are examples of items indicating the content of each work. In the illustrated example, the object of the work is input in the "content of the work". In addition, the name of the person who will perform the work is entered in the "person in charge" field. Similarly, the name of the person who will perform the confirmation after the work is completed is entered in the "confirmer" field. Further, in the "scheduled completion date" field, the scheduled date and time of completion of the work is input in advance. Furthermore, the date and time when the work was actually completed is entered in the "completion date" field.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of icon setting data. For example, the server 102 inputs data indicating settings for displaying an icon on a screen as shown in the figure (hereinafter referred to as "icon setting data D3").

Specifically, the "icon number" is a number or the like for identifying each icon. "Position data on the drawing" and "location data" indicate the same contents as the data of the architectural data D1, and correspond to data such as the work-related data D2 and the architectural data D1. "Image data" is image data indicating the content of each work. “Date and time” indicates the date and time when the “image data” was captured. "Comment" is an item in which an administrator or the like can input a memo, for example.

<Overall processing example>
FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an example of overall processing. Hereinafter, as shown in the figure, a "preparation" procedure is first performed. Then, after each "preparation" procedure is performed, the "operation" procedure is performed.

<Example of inputting architectural data, etc.> (Step S01)
In step S01, the information processing device 101 performs a data input step of inputting construction data and the like. For example, in step S01, data in the format shown in FIG. 4 and drawing data in the format of CAD (Computer Aided Design) data are input. Specifically, in step S01, in addition to the data shown in FIG. 4, the following drawing data is further input. That is, the architectural data is composed of drawing data, data in a format as shown in FIG. 4, and the like.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of drawing data. The illustrated example is an example of drawing data showing one floor of a building 30. That is, as shown in the figure, drawing data is input for each floor of the building 30, for example. In this way, when the drawing data is input, the information processing device 101 displays a drawing showing the inside of the building 30 as shown in the figure, or displays various information superimposed on the displayed drawing. It becomes possible to do.

Each step of "preparation" is performed as described above. Note that in each step of "preparation", processes other than those illustrated may be further performed. Subsequently, when each step of "preparation" is completed, each step of "operation" is performed as follows, for example. Further, the following example is an example in which data such as architectural data D1 and work-related data D2 are input in advance in "preparation" and icon setting data D3 is generated when "operation" is performed.

An example of the procedure related to "operation" will be explained below. Note that the procedures in "operation" are divided into "pre-work" procedures that are performed before the "work" performed by the administrator, and "post-work" procedures that are performed after the "work". First, we will explain the "before work" procedure.

<Example of acquiring location information> (Step S02)
In step S02, the information processing apparatus 101 performs a position information acquisition step of acquiring position information. The position information acquired in the position information acquisition step is, for example, data indicating coordinates that can be acquired by GPS or the like. That is, if there is location information, the current location can be specified.

<Example of acquiring time data> (Step S03)
In step S03, the information processing device 101 acquires time data. As shown in the figure, it is desirable to be able to obtain time data "before work" or the like. The time data is data indicating a time or the like indicating a point in time "before work". Furthermore, if time data is also acquired for "after work", based on the time data, the information processing apparatus 101 determines which data is "work" among the data input "before work" and "after work". It can be determined whether the data is "before" data or "after work" data.

Furthermore, if time data is acquired both "before work" and "after work", and if "before work", "work", and "after work" are almost continuous over time, then the time data Based on this, it can be determined which "task" each piece of data corresponds to. In other words, if the time data is continuous or indicates close times, there is a high possibility that the data entered "before work" and "after work" correspond to the same "work". . In this way, each piece of data may be associated with a "work" using time data.

<Example of inputting pre-work data> (Step S04)
In step S04, the information processing device 101 inputs pre-work data. Hereinafter, data that is input to "before work" and is associated with "work" will be referred to as "pre-work data." The pre-work data is input as follows, for example. Further, the pre-work data indicates information related to the work, and is an example of the work-related data inputted in "before the work".

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of inputting pre-work data. First, when architectural data is input in step S01, the information processing device 101 outputs a drawing etc. showing the building 30 on the screen PL as shown in the figure (in the illustrated example, the upper half of the figure is equivalent.) Output step can be performed.

After the output step is performed, as shown in the figure, an icon ICN1, which is an example of an identification display, is output on the screen on which the drawing etc. are output. For example, when the administrator taps the icon ICN1 on the screen, the output position is determined. The icon ICN1 is output to indicate the position where the work is to be performed. In this manner, the information processing apparatus 101 performs the identification display output step of outputting the icon ICN1 indicating the position where the work is to be performed on a drawing or the like.

Next, as shown in the figure, the information processing apparatus 101 performs a list output step of outputting a list LI in which the identification display and the identification information INFR that can identify the work are associated. In the illustrated example, the list output step corresponds to outputting the list LI on the screen PL.

"Identification information" in the list LI is an example of identification information that can identify each task. Specifically, as shown in the figure, the "identification information" is, for example, consecutive numbers such as "1, 2, 3...".

As shown in the figure, the list LI is output by associating the identification information INFR with the identification display number NUM that the icon ICN1 has. The illustrated example is an example in which the identification number "1" indicated by the "identification information" and the identification display number NUM "(1)" are made to be the same number, thereby making the identification display and the identification information correspond to each other. It is. With such a correspondence, it is possible to know what kind of work-related data the work specified by the identification display number NUM corresponds to, that is, which "identification information" on the list LI. This makes it easier to manage the work.

In the illustrated example, pre-work data includes "location information," "work content," "company name," "scheduled completion date," and the like.

As shown in the figure, the name of the building where the work will be performed, the name of the room, the area, etc. are input to the "position information".

In the "content of work", the content of the work, the work method, the content of defects occurring at the target location, or points pointed out, etc., are input.

The name of the organization to which the person performing the work belongs is entered in the "Business Name" field.

In the "scheduled completion date" field, the scheduled completion date of the work, etc. is input.

Note that the pre-work data may not have the number of items, item names, and order as illustrated.

In step S04, the information processing apparatus 101 performs a work-related data input step in which the administrator inputs pre-work data by, for example, outputting a screen as shown in the figure. In the work-related data input step, as shown in the figure, the administrator may input each item by tapping, or the work-related data may be input based on acquired data or the like. For example, the location information acquired in step S02 may be input as the "location information". On the other hand, the administrator may enter a name or the like in characters in "location information".

Furthermore, it is desirable that image data be input as the pre-work data as follows.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of inputting first image data. For example, in "before work", an image data input step of inputting image data using a GUI (Graphical User Interface) as shown in the figure is performed. Note that the image data inputted "before work" is hereinafter referred to as "first image data IMG1." On the other hand, image data inputted "after work" is referred to as "second image data IMG2."

FIG. 10(A) shows the GUI before imaging. For example, as shown in the figure, a pre-work button BN1 is displayed to set that what is to be input is pre-work data. That is, when the pre-work button BN1 is pressed, data input after the button is pressed is recognized as pre-work data.

Then, when the camera activation button BN2 is pressed on the screen of FIG. 10(A), the camera is activated, and based on the operation of a predetermined shutter button, the first image data IMG1 is captured as shown in the figure. . The first image data IMG1 is, for example, image data indicating the state of the object before the work is performed. That is, with the first image data IMG1, it is possible to determine how the object has changed due to the work. Therefore, the first image data IMG1 is data that serves as evidence for determining whether or not the work has been performed, and whether or not the content of the work is correct.

Note that, when photographing, the first image data IMG1 that has already been photographed at that location may be displayed. That is, when the camera is activated to photograph the area to be worked on and the camera frame is displayed, the first image data IMG1 before work is displayed side by side with the camera frame, thereby changing the camera angle. This is preferable because it can be done in the same way before and after work. It is also preferable because the location to be worked on is easy to understand.

Next, after the image is captured, when the add button BN3 is pressed, the screen shown in FIG. 10(A) changes to a screen shown in FIG. 10(B), for example. Then, when the add button BN3 is pressed, the first image data IMG1 is saved as shown in the figure.

FIG. 10(B) is a diagram showing an example of a screen where the first image data IMG1 is saved. Note that data other than images may be input when saving. For example, on the screen shown in FIG. 10(B), text can be entered in the text box TX. In this text box TX, for example, a memo or the like regarding the work is input by the administrator. The data input in this way is saved together with the first image data IMG1.

As described above, when image data is input based on operations using the camera start button BN2, shutter button, and add button BN3, it is determined whether the image data is the first image data or the second image data. Preferably, a determining step is performed to determine whether there is. The determination step is performed, for example, based on the settings made by the pre-work button BN1. In the illustrated example, image data is input while the pre-work button BN1 is pressed, as shown in FIG. 10(A). In such a case, the information processing apparatus 101 determines that the image data is first image data, that is, image data captured "before work." In the example shown in FIG. 10(B), the information processing apparatus 101 displays that the pre-work data DJ1 is the result of the determination.

Further, it is desirable that the information processing apparatus 101 performs a data number output step of outputting the number of sheets of each of the first image data and the second image data. In the illustrated example, in the state of FIG. 10A, the number of sheets of both the first image data and the second image data is "0". On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 10(B), after imaging, the number of first image data is increased by "one". Then, in the data number output step, the count number CNT1 of the first image data is output. Specifically, the count number CNT1 is output, such as "1 sheet" in FIG. 10(B). In this way, the respective numbers of first image data and second image data can be easily grasped.

Subsequently, in an image data input step, the information processing apparatus 101 associates the first image data IMG1 with identification information. In the illustrated example, first image data IMG1 is input in association with identification information "1". Note that when capturing the first image data IMG1, the first image data IMG1 may be associated with identification information based on position information or the like. That is, there is a high possibility that work performed at the same position and image data captured at the same position correspond to the same work. Therefore, the image data may be input into the list by associating the image data with work performed at the same position.

It is assumed that "work" is performed between step S04 and step S05. That is, the processes after step S05 are processes that are performed when the "work" is completed.

<Example of inputting data after work> (Step S05)
In step S05, the information processing device 101 inputs post-work data. Hereinafter, the input data that is associated with "after work" and "work" will be referred to as "post-work data." For example, the post-work data is input as follows. Further, the post-work data indicates information related to the work, and is an example of the work-related data that is input in the "after work" field.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of inputting post-work data. For example, the post-work data is set by the post-work button BN4 in the same way as the pre-work data.

Specifically, as shown in the figure, a post-work button BN4 is displayed to set that what is to be input is post-work data. That is, when the post-work button BN4 is pressed, data input after the button is pressed is recognized as post-work data.

As with the pre-work data, text or the like may be input as the post-work data.

Further, as shown in the figure, it is desirable that second image data IMG2 be input as post-work data. For example, like the first image data, in the image input step, the second image data IMG2 is imaged and input based on operations using the camera activation button BN2, the shutter button, and the add button BN3. In this way, with the second image data IMG2, the administrator can easily understand what changes have occurred before and after the work by comparing the images.

Further, when image data is input, it is desirable to perform a determination step of determining whether the image data is first image data or second image data. The determination step is performed, for example, based on settings made by the after-work button BN4. In the illustrated example, image data is input while the after-work button BN4 is pressed. In such a case, the information processing apparatus 101 determines that the image data is second image data, that is, image data captured "after the work." In the illustrated example, the information processing device 101 displays the post-work data DJ2 as a result of the determination.

Further, it is desirable that the information processing apparatus 101 performs a data number output step of outputting the number of sheets of second image data, similarly to the first image data. In the illustrated example, after FIG. 10(B), the number of second image data is increased by "one". Then, in the data number output step, the count number CNT2 of the second image data is output. Specifically, as shown in the figure, a count number CNT2 such as "1 sheet" is output. In this way, the respective numbers of first image data and second image data can be easily grasped.

As shown in the figure, it is desirable that the first image data IMG1 and the second image data IMG2 are registered separately in the determination step. That is, it is desirable that pre-work data and post-work data be registered in a list or the like so that they can be distinguished. Pre-work data and post-work data often contain similar content, so if they are mixed, it may be difficult to distinguish them later. Therefore, as shown in the figure, it is desirable to distinguish whether the data indicates "before work" or the data indicates "after work" by labeling or the like.

Note that a check or the like may be performed based on the determination result. For example, when an operation such as overwriting pre-work data with post-work data is performed, the information processing apparatus 101 may issue an alarm or display a message.

Subsequently, in the image data input step, the information processing apparatus 101 associates the second image data IMG2 with identification information, similarly to the first image data. In the illustrated example, second image data IMG2 is input in correspondence with identification information "1".

<Output example> (Step S06)
In step S06, the information processing device 101 performs an output step of outputting the input pre-work data, post-work data, and the like. First, the information processing apparatus 101 performs a list output step of outputting a list in which identification information and identification display are made to correspond by assigning the same number, for example, as shown in FIG. In addition, the information processing apparatus 101 performs an identification display output step of outputting an identification display, as shown in FIG. 9 . Note that if there are multiple tasks, the information processing apparatus 101 may loop to step S02 after step S06, and perform the processing of steps S02 to S06 for each task.

Further, it is preferable that the information processing apparatus 101 outputs different identification displays depending on whether the work is performed before or after the work is performed, as shown below, for example.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example in which the identification display is output differently depending on whether the work is performed before or after the work is performed. FIG. 12A shows an example of a screen output in the "before work" state. On the other hand, FIG. 12(B) shows an example of a screen output in the "after work" state.

The color in which the icon ICN1 is displayed is different between FIG. 12(A) and FIG. 12(B). That is, it is desirable that the icon ICN1 be output in a manner that allows the icon to be distinguished depending on whether it is "before work" or "after work".

Note that the icon ICN1 may be output differently in a manner other than color. For example, depending on whether the icon ICN1 is before or after the work is performed, the icon ICN1 may be output as grayed out, blinking or not, have a different shape, or have different transparency. That is, the output method is not limited to color, as long as it is displayed so that the administrator can easily see whether the icon ICN1 is "before work" or "after work".

In the illustrated example, the icon ICN1 indicates the work corresponding to the identification information "1", either "before work" or "after work". In this way, if the icon ICN1 is different depending on whether it is "before work" or "after work", the administrator can easily find out which work has not been completed yet.

In addition, the information processing apparatus 101 may output work-related data etc. in a format that compares "before work" and "after work". Specifically, the information processing device 101 may output the following.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of outputting work-related data in a comparison format. In the illustrated example, pre-work data is output in the "before work" column. On the other hand, post-work data is output in the "after work" column. Furthermore, as shown in the figure, it is desirable that both the work-related data "before work" and "after work" be output in a list format corresponding to the identification information. When output in such a format, it is easy to compare work-related data "before work" and "after work".

<Functional configuration example>
FIG. 14 is a functional block diagram showing an example of a functional configuration. For example, the information processing system 10 has functions including a data input means 10F1, an architectural data output means 10F2, an identification display output means 10F3, a list output means 10F4, and a work-related data input means 10F5, as shown in the figure. It is the composition. Further, as shown in the figure, the information processing system 10 preferably has a functional configuration further including an image data input means 10F6, a determination means 10F7, a data number output means 10F8, and a storage section 10F9. The functional configuration shown in the figure will be described below as an example.

The data input means 10F1 performs an architectural data input step of inputting architectural data D1. For example, the data input means 10F1 is realized by a network interface 101H3, an input device 101H4, or the like.

The architectural data output means 10F2 performs an architectural data output step of outputting a screen or the like based on, for example, drawing data included in the architectural data D1 inputted by the data input means 10F1. For example, the architectural data output means 10F2 is realized by the output device 101H5 or the like.

The identification display output means 10F3 performs an identification display output step of outputting an identification display such as an icon at a position where work is to be performed on a screen on which a drawing or the like outputted based on the architectural data D1 is displayed. Further, in the illustrated example, the identification display output means 10F3 has an icon having an identification display number NUM. For example, the identification display output means 10F3 is realized by the output device 101H5 or the like.

The list output means 10F4 performs a list output step of outputting a list in which the identification display and the identification information are associated with each other by the identification display number NUM. For example, the list output means 10F4 is realized by the output device 101H5 or the like.

The work-related data input means 10F5 performs a work-related data input step of inputting work-related data D2 that corresponds to the identification information and indicates information related to the work that is input before the work is performed. For example, the work-related data input means 10F5 is realized by the network interface 101H3, the input device 101H4, or the like.

The image data input means 10F6 performs an image data input step of inputting the first image data IMG1 and the second image data IMG2 in correspondence with the identification information. For example, the image data input means 10F6 is realized by the network interface 101H3, the input device 101H4, or the like.

The determining means 10F7 performs a determining step of determining whether the image data input by the image data input means 10F6 is the first image data IMG1 or the second image data IMG2. For example, the determining means 10F7 is realized by the CPU 101H1 or the like.

The data number output means 10F8 performs a data number output step of outputting the respective numbers of the first image data IMG1 and the second image data IMG2 based on the determination result by the determination means 10F7. For example, the data number output means 10F8 is realized by the output device 101H5 or the like.

The storage unit 10F9 stores input data. For example, the storage unit 10F9 is realized by the storage device 101H2 or the like.

<Summary>
When the architectural data D1 and the like are inputted by the data input means 10F1, the information processing system 10 can display a drawing or the like showing the building on the screen by the architectural data output means 10F2. Then, the identification display output means 10F3 outputs an identification display at a position, such as the screen PL, where the work specified by the administrator's operation or the like is performed. For example, an identification number or the like is attached to the identification display.

On the other hand, the work-related data D2 is inputted by the work-related data input means 10F5. The identification display and the work-related data D2 are associated with each other by numbers, etc., and are output as a list LI by the list output means 10F4, for example, on the screen PL.

As described above, when the work-related data D2 is associated with an identification display using a number or the like, an administrator or the like can easily understand which work the work-related data D2 corresponds to. In the conventional method, there is no correspondence between the work and the work-related data D2 input for management, so there are cases where it is unclear which work each piece of data refers to, so it is necessary to check the corresponding work. This required a lot of effort and administrative burden. On the other hand, in this embodiment, since a task can be associated with the task-related data D2, it is possible to easily associate the task displayed on the screen with the task on the list. Therefore, it is possible to easily manage work at a construction site.

[Other embodiments]
For example, the information processing apparatus 101 may output in the following format using a list output step.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a check sheet. For example, the list output step outputs work-related data in the form of a check sheet as shown in the figure. Note that the check sheet preferably has a format that facilitates process control, finished product control, quality control, etc., as shown in FIGS. 15(A) and 15(B). Further, the check sheet may be in a format that facilitates photo management, as shown in FIG. 15(B).

As shown in the figure, the items used in the check sheet include, for example, "image name," "work name," "object name," "measurement item," "actual value (after work)," and "design value." etc.

Specifically, the "image name" is the file name of an image indicating the object to be worked on.

“Work name” is the name of the work to be performed on the object.

The "name of object" is the name of the object to be worked on. The “object name” may include an identification number of the object.

“Measurement item” is the name of an item by which the object after work is measured. For example, if the length of the object changes depending on the task, the length of the object becomes a "measurement item."

“Actual measurement value (after work)” is the result of measuring the “measurement item” of the object after work.

The "design value" is a value of the object that changes depending on the work. In other words, work is performed to achieve the "design value."

Having the above items makes it easier to perform process control, finished product control, quality control, etc. For example, by comparing the "design value" and the "actual value (after work)", it is possible to manage the quality, such as whether the work was performed correctly. Also, if there are "measurement items," "design values," "actual values (after work)," etc., it will be easier to manage the finished product.

Note that the items on the check sheet may not be the items shown in the diagram. For example, it is desirable that the check sheet include items that are specified by national or local government guidelines. In other words, it is desirable that the check sheet be created in a format that can be submitted to the national or local government. In addition, when an arrow diagram, a Gantt chart, a network, a bar chart type diagram, etc. are required according to a guideline or the like, the information processing apparatus 101 may create and output these diagrams.

In this way, if a check sheet or the like can be outputted by the list output step in a format that satisfies the guidelines, etc., it is possible to reduce the burden on the administrator etc. of creating documents to be submitted to public institutions such as the national or local governments. Note that when the check sheet is created, the information processing system 10 may output a GUI such as an "approve" button in order to approve the written contents.

<Replication example>
The information processing device 101 may perform a process of duplicating work-related data and the like. For example, when the processing up to step S06 or the processing up to step S04 is performed, the following screen is displayed.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of replication. For example, assume that identification displays indicating three tasks are output as shown in FIG. 16(A). Specifically, the icon ICN1 is output at the position where the work corresponding to the identification information "1" is performed. Further, in this example, the icon ICN2 is output at the position where the work corresponding to the identification information "2" is performed. Similarly, in this example, the icon ICN3 is output at the position where the work corresponding to the identification information "3" is performed.

As illustrated, the icon ICN1 corresponds to the identification information "1" because the icon number N1 is "(1)". Similarly, the icon ICN2 corresponds to the identification information "2" because the icon number N2 is "(2)". Furthermore, since the icon number N3 is "(3)", the icon ICN3 corresponds to the identification information "3".

Hereinafter, the case of duplicating the icon ICN1 will be explained as an example. For example, assume that the operation of tapping the icon ICN1 is an operation of duplicating the icon ICN1. In this way, when an operation to perform duplication based on the identification display (hereinafter referred to as "duplication operation") is input, the screen changes from, for example, FIG. 16(A) to FIG. 16(B). Therefore, the duplication operation is performed at a timing such as before step S02 is performed, such as when step S02 is performed in a loop from step S06.

FIG. 16(B) is a diagram showing the screen after the duplication operation is input. Compared to FIG. 16(A), the difference is that the number of icons ICN1C increases due to duplication, and the number of identification displays changes from three to four. Note that an identification display generated by duplication, such as the icon ICN1C, is referred to as a "duplicate identification display."

First, when a copying operation is performed by an administrator or the like, the information processing apparatus 101 performs an identification display output step of further outputting a copy identification display. Then, the information processing apparatus 101 copies the work-related data corresponding to the icon ICN1 that is the copy source, and adds it to the list. Note that it is desirable that the work-related data added to the list by duplication be about predetermined items set in advance.

Specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 16(B), work-related data whose identification information is "2" is added to the list by duplication. In the illustrated example, work-related data such as "company name," "scheduled completion date," and "completion date" are duplicated and generated. Therefore, as shown in the figure, the work-related data entered in items such as "contractor name," "scheduled completion date," and "completion date" are predetermined item data PA1 whose identification information is "2". is the same as the data of “1”.

On the other hand, in the illustrated example, the copy source data is not duplicated for non-specified item data PA2 such as "work content", "first image data", and "second image data". For example, in the illustrated example, the non-specified item data PA2 is not copied and is in a blank state in which no data is input.

Note that the type of item included in the predetermined item data PA1 can be set in advance. Therefore, the predetermined item data PA1 may be items other than those shown. Further, instead of the predetermined item data PA1, an item may be set as non-predetermined item data PA2. As shown in the figure, when a copy operation is input, it is desirable that work-related data is also copied in the list. With such a configuration, the burden on the administrator can be reduced compared to inputting work-related data from the beginning. On the other hand, as in non-specified item data PA2, photographs and free entry fields, etc., often require different data to be entered for the copy identification display, so if the fields are duplicated so that they are left blank as shown in the figure, , the trouble of deleting the copy source data can be saved.

Furthermore, when adding a copy identification display due to a copy operation, it is desirable that the list be re-created so as to be inserted next to the copy source, for example, as shown in the figure. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 16(B), the icon ICN1C is not added to the end, but is duplicated so that the identification information corresponds to "2" next to the icon ICN1C. Note that the identification information generated by duplication may be referred to as "duplicated identification information." Then, the work-related data whose identification information was "2" before the copying operation was performed is moved down so that its identification information becomes "3" as shown in the figure. Similarly, the work-related data whose identification information was "3" before the copying operation was performed is moved down so that its identification information becomes "4" as shown in the figure. That is, it is desirable that the identification information be reassigned to correspond to such a postponement.

Specifically, before the duplication operation is performed, that is, in FIG. 16(A), the icon ICN1 corresponds to the work-related data with the identification information "1". Similarly, before the duplication operation is performed, the icon ICN2 corresponds to the work-related data of identification information "2", and the icon ICN3 corresponds to the work-related data of identification information "3".

On the other hand, after the duplication operation is performed, that is, in FIG. 16(B), the icon ICN2 corresponds to the work-related data with the identification information "3", and the icon ICN3 corresponds to the work-related data with the identification information "4". corresponds to

Further, as shown in the figure, the icon number N2 of the icon ICN2 is reassigned from "(2)" to the icon number N2A. As illustrated, the icon number N2A is "(3)", which is the next number after the icon number N2. Therefore, the icon number N2A also corresponds to the list after the duplication operation has been performed.

Similarly, the icon number N3 of the icon ICN3 is reassigned from "(3)" to icon number N3A. As illustrated, the icon number N3A is "(4)", which is the next number after the icon number N3. Therefore, icon number N3A also corresponds to the list after the duplication operation has been performed.

In other words, before the duplication operation, the identification information was "1, 2, 3, ..., N", but as a result of the duplication operation, "1" is duplicated, and the duplication identification information becomes "2". . As a result, after the duplication operation, the identification information becomes "1, (duplicated) 1, 2, 3, . . . , N" in order. Therefore, the identification information including the duplicate identification information is reassigned so that the identification information becomes "1, 2, 3, 4, . . . , N+1". In this way, it is desirable that the information processing apparatus 101 reassigns identification information such that identification information after the interrupted identification information is moved down.

When such reassignment is performed, it becomes easy to manage similar or related tasks using similar identification information through a duplication operation. For example, if the data is added at the end, in order to insert the work-related data added at the end, it takes time and effort to move other data down so that the same number is not used twice. On the other hand, according to this embodiment, it is possible to save the effort of moving other data down.

Note that the method for reassigning identification information is not limited to the method of interrupting, as described above. For example, the method of reassigning the identification information may be in the form of a so-called branch number. Specifically, in the above example, when data whose identification information is "1" is used as a copy source, the data is copied in a format in which the replication identification information is "copy source + 1". On the other hand, for example, when data whose identification information is "1" is used as a copy source, the information processing apparatus 101 generates a branch number such as "1.1" for the copy identification information. Good too.

In addition, the identification information and branch number are, for example, ("A", "I", "U", ...) or ("A", "B", "C", ...), etc. It may be in a character format such as

Further, the position where a copy is created by the duplication operation may be displayed near the position where the copy source icon is displayed. According to this, input operations etc. can be performed immediately on the copied icon. Furthermore, the copy source icon is not limited to this, and may be copied at a location other than the location where the copy source icon is displayed, such as an adjacent location (area) or outside the drawing. According to this, it is possible to prevent the position of the copied icon from being left as it is by mistake, resulting in a wrong indication.

<About architectural data>
Architectural data does not need to have a data structure and format as shown above. That is, the architectural data does not have to be a combination of the drawing data and the data shown in FIG. 4. Further, the architectural data may be a combination of a plurality of data as described above, or may be a single piece of data.

For example, the drawing data may be data in which a photograph or the like is captured. That is, the architectural data only needs to include data that shows the inside of a building, etc., and the data format of the data showing the inside of the building does not need to be drawing data such as a CAD data format. Therefore, the drawing data may be in the form of image data or the like. Note that the drawing data may be 2D, 3D, or a combination thereof.

Further, the input drawing data may be converted. For example, when data is input in a format other than a drawing, the data is converted so that the drawing can be displayed on the screen in a subsequent output process after the data is input. That is, the information processing apparatus 101 may convert input data into a format that can be output as a drawing.

Specifically, for example, in the case of a 20-story building, 20 pieces of 2D CAD data are imported. On the other hand, in the case of 3D CAD data, the number of data may be one. Then, processing is performed to associate which part in the 3D CAD data corresponds to which floor.

Alternatively, BIM (Building Information Modeling) data (for example, IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) format data, etc.) may be used as the architectural data. Specifically, by matching the 3D CAD data included in the BIM data with the design information or attribute information provided to each model, the information processing device can determine which floor it is from several models. . Further, the area name etc. can be read out from the attribute information etc. and displayed.

BIM data is data including, for example, data representing a three-dimensional model of a building. Therefore, with BIM data, buildings can be displayed, for example, to display architectural performance, display design, display structure, check interference conditions, visualize interior and exterior appearance, and analyze using CAE (Computer Aided Engineering). . In addition, with BIM data, it may be possible to manage costs, parts (including information such as materials, quantities, prices, etc.), geographic information, environment, quality, design, and processes, etc. .

Further, the BIM data may have a so-called database structure. Part or all of the BIM data may be acquired from an external device or the like via a network or the like.

Note that the position information may be obtained by obtaining coordinates using GPS or the like, and specifying the name or the like of a place corresponding to the obtained coordinates. Specifically, in the location information acquisition step, the name of the location, such as "XX Office", and the coordinates of the location are associated with each other and input as data. If the coordinates acquired by GPS or the like match the coordinates input in advance, the information processing apparatus 101 may acquire the name of the place corresponding to the coordinates as position information.

Furthermore, it is desirable that the position information INFP is output in correspondence with the identification information in the list LI. In this way, when the position information INFP and the identification information are displayed in correspondence on the list LI, it is possible to clearly display where the target work will be performed.

Note that the information processing apparatus 101 may allow an administrator or the like to input location information. For example, the information processing device 101 may output a GUI or the like that allows the user to input the name of the place. The location information may also be the name of the place input into this GUI.

<About identification display, identification number and identification information>
The method of associating the identification display with the identification information is not limited to matching the identification display number of the identification display with the identification information shown in the list, as described above. That is, any method may be used to make the identification display and the identification information correspond as long as it allows the administrator to recognize that they have the same content. Specifically, the correspondence may be made by a method such as color coding in which the identification display and the identification information are displayed in the same color.

Note that the identification display, identification display number, and identification information are not limited to numbers, and may include characters, symbols, and the like. If there are multiple tasks, the identification display, identification number, and identification information are set so that each task is serially numbered. In this way, the identification display, identification number, and identification information are different numbers for each task, so that a specific task can be identified from the identification display, identification number, and identification information.

Note that the identification display is not limited to an icon, and may be any other mark that indicates the position where the work is performed, for example, another mark set in advance.

Furthermore, each piece of data does not need to have the number of items, item names, and order shown. For example, the icon setting data may further include items such as "content of work," "person in charge," and "confirmer." That is, each data item etc. can be set in advance.

Note that the picture, setting method, size, arrangement, etc. of the icon may not be as explained above. In other words, the icon's picture, size, arrangement, etc. may be set in advance by an administrator or the like.

Embodiments are not limited to the above examples. For example, the number of information processing devices is not limited to the above number. Furthermore, the types and combinations of information processing devices do not have to be the above configurations.

The embodiment is not limited to the above processing. For example, the information processing method according to the present invention may be performed in an order other than that described above. Further, the information processing method may be executed by a plurality of information processing apparatuses. That is, each step in the information processing method may be executed redundantly, distributed, in parallel, virtualized, or a combination thereof.

The embodiments may be realized by a program for an information processing system. That is, a computer such as an information processing device may control an arithmetic device, a storage device, etc. based on a program to execute the above information processing method. Further, the program can be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium and distributed. Note that the recording medium is a medium such as a magnetic tape, a flash memory, an optical disk, a magneto-optical disk, or a magnetic disk. Additionally, the program may be distributed over telecommunications lines.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the configurations listed in the above embodiments, such as combinations with other elements. These points can be modified without departing from the spirit of the present invention, and can be appropriately determined depending on the application thereof.

10: Information processing system 101: Information processing device 102: Server 10F1: Data input means 10F2: Architectural data output means 10F3: Identification display output means 10F4: List output means 10F5: Work-related data input means 10F6: Image data input means 10F7 : Judgment means 10F8 : Data number output means 30 : Building D1 : Building data D2 : Work related data IMG1 : First image data IMG2 : Second image data

Claims (7)

An information processing system for managing work in a building,
data input means for inputting architectural data indicating the building;
Architectural data output means for outputting the architectural data on a screen;
identification display output means for outputting an identification display at a position where the work is to be performed on a screen on which the construction data is output;
list output means for simultaneously outputting a list in which the identification display and identification information that can identify the work are made to correspond to each other on the screen on which the construction data is output;
work-related data input means for inputting work-related data corresponding to the identification information, input before the work is performed, and indicating information related to the work;
The identification display output means includes:
When a duplication operation for duplicating based on the identification indication is input, data indicating a predetermined item among the work-related data corresponding to the identification indication is duplicated, and a duplication identification indication is further output.
Information processing system. The list output means includes:
2. The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein position information for specifying a position where the identification display is output is outputted to the list in correspondence with the identification information. Claim 1 further comprising image data input means for inputting first image data taken before the work is performed and second image data taken after the work is performed, in correspondence with the identification information. Or the information processing system according to 2. determining means for determining whether input image data is the first image data or the second image data;
4. The information processing system according to claim 3, further comprising data number output means for outputting respective numbers of the first image data and the second image data. The list output means includes:
The information processing system according to claim 1 , wherein when the duplication operation is input, duplication identification information corresponding to the duplication identification display is added to the list, and the identification information is reassigned. The list output means includes:
6. The method according to claim 1, wherein a list having at least as items actual measured values of the object to be worked on, design values for the work, measurement items to be measured after the object is worked on, and an image showing the object is outputted . The information processing system according to any one of the items. A program for an information processing system for managing work in a building, the program comprising:
a data input step of inputting architectural data indicating the building;
an architectural data output step of outputting the architectural data on a screen;
an identification display output step of outputting an identification display at a position where the work is to be performed on the screen on which the construction data is output;
a list output step of simultaneously outputting a list in which the identification display is associated with identification information that can identify the work, on the screen on which the construction data is output;
a work-related data input step of inputting work-related data that corresponds to the identification information, is input before the work is performed, and indicates information related to the work;
The identification display output step includes:
When a duplication operation for duplicating based on the identification indication is input, data indicating a predetermined item among the work-related data corresponding to the identification indication is duplicated, and a duplication identification indication is further output.
Program for information processing systems.

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