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The construction of shield tunneling close to risk sources in urban has been a commonly encountered problem in recent years. The establishment of the analytical model used to calculate the immediate settlement of existing structures has been a major focus in approaching construction issues. It is obvious that after shield construction, the settlement will inevitably continue to increase for a long period. In this study, a novel model applied to calculate the long-term settlement considering the influence of soil consolidation was proposed. Based on this proposed analysis model, combined with building information modeling (BIM), geographic information system (GIS), city information model (CIM), geoscience modeling (Geo Model), and internet of things (IoT), a three-dimensional (3D) intelligent management and control platform for shield tunneling construction close to major risk sources was developed and introduced. In this platform, the analysis model was embedded to calculate the long-term settlement, and the risk data were determined by comparing calculated results, monitoring results, and control standard value. The intelligent platform adopts the analytical method and computer technology to solve the problem of approaching construction, such as management of construction information, pre-warning, and control of construction risk, and it has been successfully applied in Beijing shield tunneling projects. This platform can also provide the pre-warning function and economic value for similar construction projects.
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