Short case study, outlining the use of openBIM standards in delivering a health care project
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https://buildingsmart.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/knowledgenorway.pdf
Case study covers h the application of BIM to the Sotra Link Project an infrastructure project involving underground and surface structures. Covers information exchange processes, design data bases and other industry best practice
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https://avestia.com/CSEE2023_Proceedings/files/paper/ICGRE/ICGRE_123.pdf
Report about the efforts of the Task Group within Europe focussed on introducing and specifying building information modelling to the highways infrastructure sector. Covers the initial scope and vision of the task group and the subsequent results and findings of the task group
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https://www.cedr.eu/download/Publications/2017/Utilising-BIM-for-NRAs-TR2017-05.pdf
This case study explains Tel Aviv’s strategy, demonstrating how a high level of smart urban services was achieved using decentralized, low-cost methods. The report provides details on the approach, such as its reliance on the local startup ecosystem, its creation of services using open municipal databanks and public-private partnerships, and its emphasis on lightweight services that interact directly with residents. The case study analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Tel Aviv’s approach, discussing the technologies, processes, and strategies that can be used to implement a cost-effective smart city initiative.
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https://publications.iadb.org/en/international-case-studies-smart-cities-tel-aviv-israel
Approval of PlanBIM and the gradual introduction of mandatory BIM requirements on Public procurement from 2024
This document indicates how information management aligned with ISO 19650 will be carried out on the Aeropuerto del Café project.
The Automated Project Review Platform (PARPro) is an automatic verification tool for IFC models, whose main objective is to reduce the time that Ministry teams, without having expert knowledge in BIM, spend reviewing projects received from suppliers. The use of BIM in the Ministry’s first pilot projects has already helped reduce review time by 75%. PARPro will further increase the efficiency of review processes.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) for federal buildings is a cooperative working methodology with which, based on digital models of a building, the information and data relevant to its life cycle are consistently recorded, managed and exchanged between those involved in transparent communication or handed over for further processing become. This information and data is documented digitally throughout and according to a uniform structure. Further information can be found in the BMVg information flyer (see downloads). To implement the BIM method for federal buildings, the goals and implementation strategy were described in a master plan. This is, among other things, the basis for a BIM manual in which the work aids (AH) required for operational safety are gradually developed and published for all relevant subject areas. The master plan and completed AH are available for download in the download area.
Between 2017 and 2022, Planbim worked collaboratively with Minvu in the implementation of BIM in new home construction projects, as well as in initiatives to improve existing homes and their surroundings. This process allowed the generation of BIM Information Requests for four types of ministry projects, as well as a technological tool to support the review of BIM projects in the institution.
