A STUDY OF APPLICATION OF UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

YONATHAN, GREGORIUS EDWIN (2018) A STUDY OF APPLICATION OF UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. S1 thesis, UAJY.

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Abstract

Unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly known as drones, are a growing technology in all sorts of industries. In spite of studies exploring potential applications of unmanned aerial systems (UASs), the particular perception use and value of visual assets (photographs or video) collected with UASs for construction management tasks is not well understood. This paper presents an exploratory case study to identify applications of visual assets obtained from UASs and conventional for construction management tasks. The main of this case study is a better understanding of the use of UASs for construction management tasks and cost implications. In this study, construction project applied of unmanned aerial systems (UASs) supervisory is a half from the total respondent (50%) and the rest is still with the conventional supervisory in Yogyakarta and Jakarta. Survey result of UASs application 2016 - 2017 for safety monitoring, aerial photography to track job progress have an increasing 40% of the application usage and inspection of difficult areas increasing 20% along with a good report supervisory in their business. From the result of data analysis showed most potential applications of UASs mainly for track job progress monitoring, evaluating safety monitoring and support (K3), and inspection of difficult areas. In addition, an analysis UASs (drone) is more cost-effective financing rather than conventional supervisory. The average percent to total wage project supervisory UASs and conventional is 0,212 %. Then conventional supervisory more expensive with the average percent to total wage 0,450 %. Differences between both method significant high competitive expenses, with the average percent to total wage amount 0,24 %. Appears that group statistics total worker wage conventional supervisory higher than UASs & conventional supervisory (0,44960 > 0,21160). These result indicate that UASs and conventional supervisory really does have an effect on total worker wage supervisory. It was found that high means is spend more total worker wage from the total amount of staff (expensive), meanwhile result means have low mean (small). It was found that small mean is spend more less total worker wage from the total amount of staff (more cost-effective financing).

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