Nenad Čuš Babič- Ph. D.
- Professor (Assistant) at University of Maribor
Nenad Čuš Babič
- Ph. D.
- Professor (Assistant) at University of Maribor
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Nenad Čuš Babič currently works at the Faculty of Civil Enginering and Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor. Nenad does research in Cyberpsychology, Software Engineering, Information Systems (Business Informatics) and Human-computer Interaction. His current project is 'Motivation in Cyberspace' and 'Point cloud quality requirements for Scan-vs-BIM based automated construction progress monitoring'.
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December 1998 - present
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The desire to stay informed about others’ activities and the aversion to missing information shared on social media have become increasingly prominent in contemporary society. This study aimed to investigate the mediating role of personal characteristics in the relationship between Fear of Missing Out (FoMO), psychological distress, and flourishing...
Digital media addiction limits face-to-face communication, which can have negative effects on the subjective wellbeing of individuals. However, the effect of digital media addiction on subjective wellbeing has not been adequately explored, and it is recommended in the literature that the role of mediating variables related to social life should be...
Vprašanja, ki se dotikajo prihodnosti družbe, so v veliki meri povezana z razvojem umetne inteligence (UI). V publikaciji, ki je pred vami, je UI odprto področje znanstvenega raziskovanja, kjer se srečujejo družboslovne, naravoslovne in tehniške znanosti. Nagovarja trenutno najbolj aktualno temo, ki jo lahko prosto povzamemo kot prednosti in slabos...
The duplication of semantic data modelled in different disciplines poses interoperability challenges. Information models that benefit from the application of standards that enable data reusability and prevent redundancy and misuse should be compatible, particularly when different systems are used in the same domain-specific area, as in the case of...
Problematic mobile phone use can be related to negative mental states. Some studies indicate that behavioural dependency is related to variables associated with the country of origin. The aim of our study was to investigate if country indicators moderated the relationship between phubbing and psychological distress. Our sample consisted of 7,315 in...
Mobile phone addiction is a robust phenomenon observed throughout the world. The social aspect of mobile phone use is crucial; therefore, phubbing is a part of the mobile phone addiction phenomenon. Phubbing is defined as ignoring an interlocutor by glancing at one's mobile phone during a face‐to‐face conversation. The main aim of this study was to...
Z uporabo elektronskih informacijskih tehnologij se informacije med ljudmi pretakajo nenehno, v vse smeri hkrati in brez prostorskih omejitev ter se trajno ohranjajo skozi čas. V življenja ljudi omrežja vnašajo dimenzijo navideznega (virtualnega), oz. digitalnega prostora, ki je vzporeden fizičnemu, oz. stvarnemu svetu. V obeh prostorih živimo soča...
An international sample of 2754 selfies uploaded to Instagram that form part of the Selfiecity (www.selfiecity.net) research project (selfies originating from Bangkok, Berlin, London, Moscow, New York, and Sao Paolo) were examined to assess the existence of facial prominence differences in depictions of males and females and the variability of faci...
Information technologies in education bring interactivity and unification of communication media for all types of content everywhere and any time, and enable the unlimited association and interlacing of textual contents with image material, as well as video and audio recordings. At the same time, there are also tendencies for understanding how to u...
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Developments and innovation in the areas of mobile information technology, digital media and social networks foster new reflections on computer-mediated communication research, especially in the field of self-presentation. In this context, the selfie as a self-portrait photo is interesting, because as a meaningful gesture, it actively and directly...
The importance of the detailed BIM for buildings like the free-form building in our case cannot be emphasized enough in case of automated and especially additive manufacturing. Integral design of all building accessories like internal heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), water supply, and drainage network installations is essential wh...
Building Information Modelling (BIM) has become accepted as an approach that should deliver substantial gains to all the stakeholders within the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. Recently, several researchers have pointed out the need for cultural changes as a necessary step for radically transforming the industry. In order...
This paper addresses those issues relating to the integration of information flows in relation to material management throughout the construction industry supply-chain. Based on a case study, it shows how to bridge any gaps between those information systems used within the design, prefabrication, and on-site construction processes.
The information...
This paper presents the outcomes of a research and development project carried out at the University of Maribor, Construction IT Centre, with regard to the introduction of a building information model (BIM) and a model based construction process into the operational environment of a construction company. The initiative for the project came from the...
Monitoring of building process activities is the basis for effective control and management of a building project. In its traditional way it is, however, time consuming, inaccurate and expensive. To improve the monitoring process researchers are investigating methods to automate monitoring and support project managers with accurate and timely infor...
Building activities are inadequately monitored during construction projects when attempting to satisfy the need for information, especially in those cases of unforeseen events and conditions on-site. Many IT-supported methods have been introduced, but so far none has been able to deliver satisfactory and reliable information. This paper presents a...
Product modeling is not a new technology any more, but its use in construction industry is still very rare, even more in the area of road design, construction and maintenance. The paper presents the evolution of a road product model, PMC, from its early concepts in 1993 to the latest implementations and applications. It explains the basic structure...
This paper initially presents the potential use of mobile computing in the construction industry. However, it is further assumed that the use of mobile computing can significantly improve the flow of relevant information among the project participants only if the present organisational culture is subject to changes. That is further supported with t...
This paper initially presents the potential use of mobile computing in the construction industry. However, it is further assumed that the use of mobile computing can significantly improve the flow of relevant information among the project participants only if the present organisational culture is subject to changes. That is further supported with t...
This paper describes the current state of mobile computing, with a special focus on its potential in the field of construction. The main part of the paper describes an experimental research project in which certain aspects of the potential of mobile computing were tested at a real road construction site. The assumption was that only cost- efficient...
In recent years, geographic information systems and spatial
database technology are fast spreading across the tight circles of
experts, working in the fields of geography and geodesy. In the first
wave, GIS functions have been built into engineering applications, which
were not just GIS centered (as for example road design, emission
calculation, bu...
In Civil Engineering Informatics Centre at the Faculty of Civil Engineering, we are engaged in product models of construction objects. In product models, we see the key for integration of life cycle activities in the construction of individual objects. These activities are being weakly connected. Working on it, we have been focusing specially in th...
