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Building Information Modeling (BIM) & Industry Foundation Classes (IFC)
- 1. Building Information Model ing (BIM) & Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) Alper DİNÇER 16 December 2008
- 3. What is BIM?
- 5. What is BIM?
- 10. What is BIM?
- 11. What is BIM?
- 12. What is BIM?
- 18. What is BIM? General Contractors or Construction Managers
- 19. What is BIM?
- 20. What is BIM?
- 30. What is IFC? B asic properties such as geometry, material, quantity, measurement, date and time, cost, actors, roles Kernel schema defines core concepts such as actor, group, process, product, relationship . The Product Extension schema defines abstract building components such as space, site, building, building element, annotation The other two Extension schemas define process and control related concepts such as task, procedure, work schedule, performance history, work approval This level comprises entity categories that are commonly used and shared between multiple building construction and facilities management applications. For ex: Shared Building Elements schema has entity definitions for a beam, column, wall, door The highest level of the IFC model contains entity definitions for concepts specific to individual domains such as architecture, structural engineering, facilities management
- 31. What is IFC?
- 32. What is IFC?
- 35. Example
- 36. Example
- 37. Example DEMO