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Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) for Highway Engineering

Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) for Highway Engineering. Value for one – Value for all Dan Russell – Director Construction Technology Eric Cylwik – Modeler II – Heavy / civil division Sundt Construction, inc. Definitions. BIM = Building Information Model (object)

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Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) for Highway Engineering

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  1. Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) for Highway Engineering Value for one – Value for all Dan Russell – Director Construction Technology Eric Cylwik – Modeler II – Heavy / civil division Sundt Construction, inc.

  2. Definitions • BIM = Building Information Model (object) • BIM = Building Information Modeling (process) • VDC = Virtual Design and Construction (process) • Process is much more important than object Information Sharing

  3. VDC Adoption Problems • Need for Construction Technology for Highway Design & Construction Solutions • BIM historically has been vertical focused • With a few exceptions, little has been done on horizontal projects • Software providers have been focused vertically • Owners drove change in vertical world

  4. Get Everyone Involved • No Value without Input • Value comes from • Applications in field • Better Communication • Re-purposing Information Upstream • Exploring Possibilities in real time • Communication Vs. Assumption

  5. Design & Preconstruction Real world examples

  6. Validate Accurate Validation Now

  7. Explore

  8. Communicate

  9. Communicate

  10. Communicate

  11. Quantify + + =

  12. Quantify • RUTHRAFF

  13. Quantify

  14. Quantify

  15. Quantify

  16. Quantify

  17. Construction Real World Examples

  18. Qualitative & Quantitative

  19. Qualitative & Quantitative

  20. Qualitative & Quantitative

  21. Quantitative

  22. Qualitative

  23. Qualitative

  24. Quantitative Comparing Digital Models

  25. Quantitative & Qualitative

  26. Knowing all of the known

  27. Communicating Communication -- No strings attached

  28. Communicating

  29. Communicating

  30. Passing Information Accurate & Exact: For Design For Estimating For Planning For Surveying For Doing

  31. Real World Summary • Quantification & Qualification • Test typical on ALL scenarios • Downstream Communication • Only adding information, not recreating • Machine Control • Visual feedback • Less to be Assumed • Daily lift models • 3D model review with contractor/subs/craft • 3D Visuals for communication with public

  32. Questions and Answers Value for one – Value for all Dan Russell – Director Construction Technology dnrussell@sundt.com 480-293-3375 Eric Cylwik – Modeler ii – Heavy / civil division eecylwik@sundt.com 480-293-3302 www.sundt.com Sundt Construction, inc.

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