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International Alliance for Interoperability BuildingSMART

“Is the Data Stupid!” Our world is now data/information-centric, and fast becoming more-so. As more facility work is out-sourced it becomes increasingly important for owner and agencies to “own”their own data. But today we have Stupid Data!!

What is interoperability? …the dynamic exchange of accurate, useful information on the built environment among all members of the building community throughout the life-cycle of facilities. …the ability to manage and communicate electronic product and project data between collaborating firms' and within individual companies' design, construction, maintenance, and business process systems."

Where we are?

World-wide implementations of IFC CA(A)D systems, HVAC and electrical CAD, Energy simulation and evaluation, Structural analysis and engineering Quantity take-off, cost estimation Collision checking, building regulation checking, Catalogue data, etc. IFC supports integration by offering the only open, general BIM data standardonly standard

Goal – Working with Building Models Drawing–Sumof 2D plans–No derivationof quantities, loads, Costs... 3D Model– Visualisation–No derivationof quantities, loads, costs... BuildingModel(BIM)– Intelligent buildingcomponents– Derivation of 2D plans– Derivation of quantities, loads, costs, energy, FM data,...

IFC ModelModel--DevelopmentDevelopmentand and SoftwareSoftware-Implementation

THE GOAL

Feasibility Study Design brief Pre design Detailed design Pro- duction Operation Development Path in BIM

METHODOLOGY Security Software Standards Information structure Technical infrastructure

BIM Building Information Modeling

COMPANY PROPERTY GIS OTHERS WEBSERVICES INFO DATABASE BUILDING DATABASE PLAN DATABASE INTERNET SOFTWARE REGULATION CHECK SOFTWARE WEBSERVICES APPLICANT AUTHORITY SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Plan aktivnosti

On line cluster

VPN Virtual Private Network SWITCH 16 PORTS ROUTER ACCESS POINT WIFI MODEM CABLE NET SWITCH 8 PORTS C O AX IA L CA BL E INTERNET ADSL INTERNET VPN IP ADDRESS Kb/s Upload 256 Kb/s Download SOFTWARE SMALL BUSINESS SERVER MICROSOFT SERVER 2005 MICROSOFT EXCHANGE (HTTP, FTP, POP3) DNS 1 + DNS 2 WIRELESS NETWORK CONNECTION Speed: 54 Mbps