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Explore the power of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in design, scheduling, estimating, sustainability, and facility management applications. Discover how BIM enables existing conditions modeling, project phasing simulations, lean scheduling, value engineering, and more. Learn about BIM's role in prefabrication, energy analysis, LEED tracking, and life-cycle strategies. Understand BIM's processes, benefits, and future software innovations for the spatial science industry.

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  1. EXTRA SLIDES

  2. For more information on BIM • Appendixes at end of most documents • Users groups RevitDC User Group • Revit training seminars • lynda.com Online Revit and BIM training, Smithsonian has an account • Youtube.com B1M University (note: B-one-M) National BIM Library

  3. What BIM process can do DESIGN SCHEDULING ESTIMATING SUSTAINABILITY FACILITY MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS • Existing conditions models • Laser scanning • Ground penetration • Radar conversions • Safety & logistics models • Animations, renderings, walkthroughs • BIM-driven prefabrication • Laser-accurate BIM-driven field layout • Project phasing simulations • Lean scheduling • Last planner • Just-in-time (JIT) equipment deliveries • Detailed simulation installation • Visual validation for payment approval • Real-time conceptual modeling and cost planning • Quantity extraction to support detailed cost estimates • Trade verifications from fabrication models • Value engineering • What-if scenarios • Visualizations • Quantity extractions • Prefabrication solutions • Equipment rooms • MEP rooms • Unique architectural/ structural elements • Conceptual energy analysis • Detailed energy analysis • Sustainable element tracking • LEED tracking • Life-cycle BIM strategies • BIM as-builts • BIM-embedded O&M manuals • COBie data population and extraction • BIM maintenance plans and technical support • BIM file sharing

  4. Spatial Science 101 GIS Geographic Information System BIM Building Information Modeling CIM Civil Information Modeling Geodesign Building Information Modeling

  5. BIM is the current industry standard but will encounter folks/contractors at different stages BIM meme • J-curve: Takes time to see benefits across an organization • Contractor reluctance to SI standards different from company flow for A/Es • Out of comfort zone, habit changes = extra time = extra cost • They have software, young hires in last 5-8 years that’s all they know how to do • Where it may be going and why • Future software

  6. BIM PxPnaming requirements

  7. BIM is the whole process Building Information Modeling, aka BIM: • It’s a process, not a technology or software. • A digital representation of both the physical and functional characteristics of a facility.

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