ctm program: terminology, vocabularies, and bim
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Development of controlled vocabularies by CSI, CSC, Netherlands, Norway, and others to establish an international buildingSMART Dictionary (IFD), its importance and benefits to practitioners, interoperability, and BIM development for the AEC Industry.TRANSCRIPT
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Terminology, Vocabularies and BIM
Roger Grant, CSI, CDTStephen Hagan, FAIA
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
About interoperability• EU Commission through IDABC
(Interoperable Delivery of European eGovernment Services to public Administrations, Businesses and Citizens) – The aspects of interoperability
identified as being in need of consideration by the European Interoperability Framework v.1.0 (EIF) are: Organizational, Semantic and Technical interoperability (EIF, section 2.1.2)
• For buildingSMART this corresponds to IDM, IFD Library and IFC
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About interoperability• Beyond the ability of two or more
computer systems to exchange information, semantic interoperability is the ability to automatically interpret the information exchanged meaningfully and accurately in order to produce useful results as defined by the end users of both systems.
• Meaning of language, definitions…
• Terms and the relationship between terms …
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Interoperability through standards
ISO 10303-203, 209, 212, 214, 239,ASD 9300-110
Aeronautics & Space
IFC (ISO 16739)
Built Environment (AEC-BIM)
PLCS (ISO 10303-239),ASD/AIA S1000D,
ADL SCORM
Defense
Digital Storage
ISO 15926-2
Oil & Gas
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IFD Library
• Objectives – semantic interoperability in B&C sector
– Open, international and multilingualLibrary based on the principles of ISO 12006-3, 2007
– Financially non-profit but self-supporting
– Operate as a group under buildingSMART International
– Support implementation of buildingSMART technology in the global building and construction industry through extension of IFC and integration of IFC with IDM
– Provide for controlled use of content– Wide use and adoption
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IFD Library – a mapping mechanismIn a briefing document
Properties
In product catalogues
Properties
In classification systems
Properties
In building specifications
Properties
In a calculation system
Properties
In a Facility management system
Properties
For demolition and reconstruction
Properties
In a CAD system
Properties
IFD dictionary
Properties
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IFD Library
• IFD Library provides:– A generic API and content– Multilingual and translation capabilities – Unique global reference to any concept
– GUID– IFC model enrichment and link to
product specific data– Database of terminology, definitions
and relationships– A way to structure libraries
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IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Product Data without Structure
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Product Data with Structure
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Classification of Product Data - OmniClass
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IFD Library
Hand of door
Width
Height
Material
Surface finishingColorHinge
Thickness
+
Right
890 millimeter
2090 millimeter
MDF
PaintedNCS S0502
2465 snap-in
92 millimeter
Product
=
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Window in IFD Library
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IFD Library statusContent• Agreed how to handle classification• Norway – generic properties and
definitions for products– Generic products– Classification
• The Netherlands– LexiCon data – comprehensive terminology– Content management tool
• US and Canada– Generic terminology– Product Data (SPie, IFACT)– Classification
• Others– Increased interest – working to clarify how
Planed timber
Plain edge spruce
Trim
Indoor paneling
Outdoor paneling
Structural timber
Timber
Roof truss
Precision timber
Glued laminated timber (glulam)
Floor board
Indoor sub paneling
Structural timber
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IFD Library statusContent
Building products in Norway
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NS3457 (NO) 7 Health facilities71 Hospitals
713 Regional hospitals
New AhusRegional university hospital
take up area 330.000w/o some specialities
ConceptExample
Uniclass (UK) D4 Medical, health, welfare facilitieD41 Medical facilities (hospitals)
D412 District general hospitals
CI-SfB (NL) 4 Health, welfare facilities41 Hospital facilities
411 Teaching hospitals
DBK 2006 (DK) N Treatment, careNA Treatment of illness NC NursingNAB Treatment building NCE Bedward
Eurostat CC (EU) 1 Building 12 Non residential126 Public entertainment, education, hospitals1264 Hospitals, ints. care buildings
Bygg.kl.94 (SF) F Buildings for institutional careF21 Health care buildings
F211 General hospital
SSB Kartverket (NO) 7 Health facilities71 Hospitals
719 Hospitals
Omniclass (US) 11-13 00 00 Public service11-13 24 00 Health facilities11-13 24 11 Hospital
BCA (AU) Class 9aA health-care building, including those parts of the building set aside as a laboratory.
BKI (DE)3000 Gebäude des gesundheitswesens3200 Krankenhäuser, universitätskliniken
BE PBL (NO) Risk Fire: ????Energy use: Hospital Control class: Hospital
Forsvarsbygg EBA (NO) 30 Medical services
Mapping accross classification systems
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Construction Industry Terminology Initiative
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Additional Criteria:• Standard in use and adopted by industry
(longevity):OmniClass– Standard for the National Building
Information Modeling StandardTM
(NBIMS) which is a standard under the buildingSMARTallianceTM
– Standard for Construction Operations Building Information ExchangeTM (COBIE) which is also a standard for NBIMS and the Whole Building Design Guide under the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS).
– UniFormat (CSI)– Master Format (CSI)
IFACT
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Specifiers Property information exchange (Spie) Project
• SPie = Specifiers Properties information exchange
• Identify basic properties needed on a BIM object to connect to Specifications
• Identify for information needed about products to integrate with Specifications
• Identify information needed about products at handover to support facility management and meet COBIE needs
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IFD Library ProjectsDevelopment projects
• Technical - commercial– Product Database Connection– Cost calculation– Search engine – Offline API
• Commercial development • Not by IFD Library – use of IFD
Library• Expect commercial
implementation available in 2011
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Get involved
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IFD Library GroupHow to get involved• IFD Library Group Observer:
– Company/organization with interest in IFD Library and/or pursuing project using IFD
– Sign up and receive information about development and open sessions• CATENDA / EPM / Fraunhofer - Norway• Digicon – Canada• NATSPEC – Australia• BSD / ARCOM / Autodesk - USA• AEC3 / RIBA – UK• buildingSMART Korea• buildingSMART Finland• …and several more underway
– Access to .Net toolkit– Access to document handling system (PIM)– Fill out observer form www.ifd-library.org
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IFD Library – more information
• http://www.ifd-library.org– IFD Library website
• http://dev.ifd-library.org/– The IFD Library technical documentation
• References– IFD Library Charter– IFD Library Business Plan– IFD Library White Paper– IFD Library Use Case Paper– IFD Library Technical Tools
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NETWORKING INFORMATION AND MODELS
Why is it Important?Our 21st Century Challenge
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The Problem• Today
– Buildings are 31% of Global CO2 generation
– Buildings have the largest share of energy use of all sectors (38%)
– HVAC is largest share (38%) of a building’s energy use
• ...and is dramatically affected by the performance of the envelope...
– Almost 40% of building energy could be saved by air tight and well-constructed building envelopes
– Envelopes are also the biggest source of A/E and Construction Liability claims – 80%
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National Priority
• U.S. Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) of 2007– Title IV – Sec 401. Definitions - High Performance Building -
The term “high-performance building” means a building that integrates and optimizes on a life cycle basis all major high performance attributes, including energy conservation, environment, safety, security, durability, cost-benefit, productivity, sustainability, functionality, and operational considerations.
• Better Buildings Initiative– The White House, February 3, 2011
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Our 21st Century Challenge
• Lots of Research and Dedicated Industry efforts– NIBS Building Enclosure Councils– At least 4 Dept of Energy laboratory efforts– ASHRAE standards developments– USGBC LEED and Envelope Commissioning
Requirements– International Focus and Standards
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GSA BIM Guide—The Drive for Open Standard
BIM VendorsAutodesk
Architectural DesktopRevit
BentleyGraphisoftOnuma
ConsultantsSolibriDigital Alchemy
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Priorities—The GSA BIM Guide Series
01—Overview
02—Spatial Program Validation
03—3D Imaging
04—4D Phasing
05—Energy Performance and Operation
06—Circulation and Security Validation
07—Building Elements
08 – Facility Management
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http://www.gsa.gov/bim
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Our 21st Century Challenge
• But is there a Focus to these efforts?• And What Role could BIM + IPD play• AISC showed us the way
– The CISS2 Steel Standard is both an internationally recognized interoperable standard...but also adopted by AISC as the default method for doing work in their Manual of Practice.
– Steel does things virtually, as a standard of practice.
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Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: AISC Role Model
IFD Library GroupCSI NOVA Chapter April 13, 2011
Our 21st Century Challenge: The Building Envelope“...within this decade...”
• We will be able design and construct building envelopes– Virtually before reality,
• Testing and Simulating the Entire Envelope– against a multitude of energy, seismic, structural and other
environmental forces
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Our 21st Century Challenge: The Building Envelope“...within this decade...”
• Rapidly iterating – Design, product, and construction alternatives
• Virtually Engaging and Collaborating– Architects, specifiers, building product manufacturers,
constructors (prime and sub), and trades in collaboration
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Let’s Talk!
Roger J. Grant, CSI, [email protected]
Stephen R Hagan, [email protected]