Integrating BIM & GIS - Closing the Data Loop, September 2019
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The document discusses the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) through various technologies and platforms. It emphasizes the importance of data in managing facilities and making informed decisions throughout the project lifecycle. Additionally, it outlines the roles of stakeholders and the need for effective communication and strategy in ensuring successful project execution.
Integrating BIM & GIS - Closing the Data Loop, September 2019
- 1. BIM and GIS Twitter: • #BIMGIS • @PentagonSol • @EsriIreland • Dermot O’Kane (Esri Ireland) and Michelle Lynn (Pentagon Solutions)
- 4. Accessing location intelligence through TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE PARTNERS Microsoft Add-ins to NativeApps Delivering sophisticated 19mapping capabilities to users where they work ArcGIS Maps for Office Providing access to location- based services, spatial insights, and enriched data layers f.iiJ Power BI ArcGIS Maps for PowerBI ArcGIS Maps for SharePoint � n gon � BIM CONSULTANTS BELFAST • LONDON• COAK Adobe Autodesk 18 eArcGIS Maps for Adobe ArcGIS AEC Collections Creative Cloud
- 5. GIS and BIM - A holistic view
- 6. GIS and BIM -A holistic view
- 7. Expectations of a modern AEC
- 8. Smart Projects - Built with GIS and BIM Government Buildings ArcGIS Indoors Land Records ArcGIS 3D Parcels Planning Utilities Indoors Imagery Urban Planning ArcGIS Urban Public Safety ArcGIS Online Citizen Engageme nt ArcGIS Hub Constructio n AutoCAD Models Costs Materials Schedules Engineering AutoCAD Civil 3D Detailed Design Revit Conceptual Design InfraWorks
- 9. Partnering to create an Integrated Solution Web GIS Autodesk AEC Collection Civil 3D Revit InfraWorks AutoCAD ArcGIS Indoors Urban Hub ArcGIS Online BIM 360
- 10. Do you know what your assets are telling you?
- 11. Why is BIM Important? The cost of operating a facility far exceeds the cost of designing and building it. It is important for the ownerclient to make sure they have the necessary information to support the management of the facility at handover. Design Build
- 12. Stakeholders • Owners • Customers • Staff • Regulation, and • Suppliers Balance Performance RiskCost
- 13. Co-ordinating plans and activities across the life. Key Areas: • Acquire and Create • Operate and Maintain • Modify and improve • Dispose or renew
- 14. Life Cycle Stages and Decisions • Asset Investment – Capital investment decision making • Strategy and planning process • Operations and maintenance activities • Resourcing materials – supply chains • Data and information management • Condition & performance monitoring • Continual improvement practices • Overall integration & process enablers
- 15. Asset what information is needed? Minimum Data requirements needed: • What assets we have • Where they are • What is their condition, • How are they performing, • What needs to be done to them, and • What has been done already It is vital to sort out the data needed to provide information to support decision making at different levels for your organisation. This information will be used to inform the project AIR and EIR.
- 16. Over to you, you’ve won the project! Time to deliver Are you ready? Is your team ready ? Is the project team ready? Is your supply team ready?
- 17. Do not underestimate the Importance of Quality and Management of Data
- 18. Digital Construction benefits In order to realise the benefits of implementation the industry needs to execute the concepts.
- 19. Situation Analysis An analysis of the current situation is a fundamental part of the planning process. It tells you: • Where you are now You can then decide: • Where you want to go. Deciding how you get there is another thing altogether: • That’s down to strategy. Communication skills are needed to get your plan approved by senior management in the first place. Without approval you have no budget. Without resources you have a useless plan. Why? Why? Why? Why?
- 20. Measure of Control • Leading, Planning, Organising and Controlling are core management responsibilities. Plans should have a built in method of review ensuring some measure of control. • Control systems provide an essential loop-back in the cycle. • Feedback identifies problems and successes which help managers to plan improvements. • Similar projects all about innovation and efficiencies Why? Why? Why? • Customer retention
- 21. Cost of Quality Roughly follow the process of turning inputs into outputs. The nearer you get to external failure the greater the cost will be. Input Process Output Comparison of Standards Measurement of Outputs Feedback & Corrective Action Flow of Process Flow of Process Flow of Quality Flow of Quality Performance needs to be monitored Why?
- 22. Who are Esri? Why the building? What is GIS?
- 23. GIS Helps Us See . . . Complexity . . . . . . Relationships, Patterns and Associations Esri provide ArcGIS… Geographic – Utilising the Science of Our World Information - Providing Content and Context Systems - Bringing It All Together
- 24. Delivering Powerful Capabilities Across Organizations Building Blocks . . . For a Responsive System Analysis Data Science Dashboards GIS Projects Mapping Field Operations Data Visualization
- 25. BIM – GIS Integration
- 27. Who are Pentagon? Why integrate? What is BIM?
- 28. What is BIM? In simple terms it is the process for building something digitally before building it for real based on client requirements to fulfil their needs to own the asset over the lifecycle. BIM involves people, process and technology to design, build and maintain assets in a collaborative environment. As a digital representation of the building or infrastructure is built informed decisions can be made at the right time on design, construction, operation and demolition. InformationBuilding Modelling Plan Construct Manage Operate & Maintain Design Processes TechnologyPeople Standards Methods Procedures BIM BIM is not: • A single model or database • Solely for buildings • Specific technology • Just 3D models • Just for large projects
- 29. What we tend to think
- 30. Key components of BIM
- 31. GIS and BIM Integration Source: https://www.cdbb.cam.ac.uk/Resources/ResoucePublications/TheGeminiPrinciples.pdf Source: https://shop.bsigroup.com/Sandpit/PAS-old-forms/PAS-1192-3/ Source: https://www.cdbb.cam.ac.uk/news/2011BIMStrategyPaper
- 32. Alignment of GIS and BIM Source: ISO https://www.iso.org/standard/75105.html
- 33. Thank you! e: [email protected] Pentagon Solutions Esri Ireland Find us on social media @PentagonSolutions w: www.pentagonsolutions.com e: [email protected] Find us on social media @EsriIreland w: www.esri-ireland.ie