quinta-feira, janeiro 24, 2008

Adopting BIM for facilities management

A respeito da gestão de edifícios deve salientar-se o contributo do BIM para a integração da informação que acompanha a exploração e manutenção do edifício. Um interface virtual 3D onde o edifício possa ser gerido e toda a informação relativa a ele possa ser armazenada e analisada possui potencialidades bastante grandes, podendo ser certamente um dos catalisadores da crescente adopção do conceito BIM. O formato ifc está na base dos desenvolvimentos.
A este respeito refere-se o trabalho realizado pela Construction Innovation.


Construction Innovation will launch a new industry publication Adopting BIM for facilities management at the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) conference in Melbourne, 19-22 April.
The second industry report to be developed from the Sydney Opera House FM Exemplar project series,the report provides a comprehensive overview of the digital modelling research stream of the project led by John Mitchell, principal of the consulting company CQR Pty Ltd and consultant to Construction Innovation's research partner CSIRO, which focuses on the application of Construction ICT, specialising in BIM and open standard model sharing such as IFC.
This research demonstrates significant benefits in digitising design documentation and operational and maintenance manuals and focuses on:
- Re-usability of standardised BIM for FM purposes
- Potential of BIM as an information framework acting as an integrator for various FM data sources
- Flexibility of BIM to cope with business-specific data and requirements
- Commercial FM software using standarised BIM
- The ability to add (organisation-specific) intelligence to the model
- A roadmap for Sydney Opera House to adopt BIM for FM.

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