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This talk was given by Stuart Chalmers of BRE at Show me the future of open data and the built environment, 19 May, 2014. Audio from this talk can be found here - https://soundcloud.com/theodi/odi-futures-building-research-establishment-and-open-data-by-stuart-chalmers ODI Futures - http://theodi.org/research-afternoons/show-me-the-future-of-the-built-environment-and-open-data
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BRE, BREEAM and Open Data
www.bre.co.uk
Stuart ChalmersDigital Products Strategy ManagerBuilding Research Establishment
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Why is data important to BRE?
Why is data important to BRE?
• Reduce capital cost and the carbon burden from the construction and operation of the built environment by 20%.
• Collaborative BIM (with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic) on projects over 5m by 2016.
What is BIM?
What data does BRE produce?
• 250,000 Certified Buildings• 40 million m2 floor area certified• 1500+ BREEAM Assessors• 450+ BREEAM Accredited
Professionals• 50+ countries worldwide
What data does BRE produce?
• BREEAM New Construction• BREEAM International New
Construction• BREEAM In-Use• BREEAM Refurbishment • BREEAM Communities • Code for Sustainable Homes• BREEAM Infrastructure (coming 2014)
What data does BRE produce?
• Management• Health and Wellbeing• Energy• Transport• Materials• Waste• Water• Land Use and Ecology• Pollution and Innovation
What are we doing?
• BREEAM New Construction 2014• Collect assessment data as
reusable digital content• Providing (partial) access to that
data via open API• Release programme for historical
data for other schemes
• “BRE Data Lab” – coming soon
