16 May 2013

Marcel Reuvers (Manager geo-standards)

GIS - BIM

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So, what do we want integration, of- different disciplines (also GIS)- different phases of lifecycle assets

Different phases

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DesignPreparation

workExecution

Maintenance

Ideal situation

Practice

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authorizationTraffic management

Asset management

Public space

Cables & pipes

visualisation

Land development

Energy management

Cultural heritage research

Soil managementWater management

Potential analysis

Programming

Spatial planning

safetyEnforcement

Acquisition

construction plan Developmentand implementation

What brings GIS for BIM processes

3 Main lines

1. Geographical information for planning / preparation phase

2. Geographical information for asset management / maintenance

3. As-is (GIS) --> As-built (BIM) As-is (GIS)

1. Geographical information for planning / preparation phase

Like clash control in BIM

1. Geographical information for planning / preparation phase

2. Geographical information for asset management / maintenance

Orientation of assets

2. Geographical information for asset management / maintenance

Geographical objects as entry for the maintenance/assets attributes for asset planning

3. As-is (GIS) --> As-built (BIM) As-is (GIS)

Efficient and cheaper maintenance of GI datasets

As-is

As-built

International standards

• BIM B&U: IFC/bsDD• BIM Civil: LandXML• GIS: OGC / ISO/TC 211

• MoU: Building Smart and OGC

• 34th ISO/TC 211 plenary meeting June 2012Resolution 590: New ‘Ad hoc group’ “to investigate

interoperability issues concerning the respective standards”

− ISO TC 59 / SC 13 – “Organization of information about

construction works” − ‘the ISO side of BuildingSMART’ − IFD,

IDM, MVD − ISO/TC 211 “Geographic information/Geomatics”

− ‘The ISO side of OGC’ − GML, CityGML