BIM Summit Preseantation
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This document discusses BIM implementation in infrastructure projects. It provides examples of 3D modeling and visualization used on projects like Airport Link in Australia and Crossrail in London. It outlines the tools used for 3D laser scanning, pointcloud data, and mobile access to models. BIM implementation requires a coordinated model approach using standard protocols for design collaboration and delivery across the project lifecycle. The future of BIM includes further developing 4D construction scheduling capabilities and stakeholder alignment through workshops.
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BIM Summit Preseantation
- 1. Infrastructure – Implementation of BIM Technologies “Not in the Dark Ages” Russell Bunn – CAD Leader, Sydney Infrastructure Team
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- 3. 3 BIM’s Magic Triangle – Where are we?? 3D BIM Gains BIM Consult BIM Smarts 3D model synchronised drawings co-ordinated design industry standard ProtocolVC 4D ProtocolVC
- 4. 4 3D Visualisation - Safelink First virtual TMR site in Queensland All structures modelled in 3D Extensive Visualisation for community stakeholders Web GIS – 1st for Queensland for TMR Centenary Hwy/Ipswich Mwy Interchange, QLD
- 5. 5 3D visualisation for Public Consulation Interactive Noise modelling in GIS and Games Engine A465 Heads of the Valleys Dualling Scheme, UK
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- 8. 8 Crossrail 42km bored tunnel in Central London 8 new underground stations (5 mined, 3 boxes) >3500 potentially affected buildings Obstructions and Settlement >200 staff on our contract 3rd Party interfaces (Thames Water, Network Rail..)
- 10. 10 Airport Link
- 11. 11 Airport Link
- 12. 12 Airport Link – Value
- 13. 13 Andy Lewis, Modeling Leader, Projectwise Manager ‘The Airport Link project has been a pinnacle in my career, the partnership, collaborative approach and innovation of the PBAJV team was essential to the successful design delivery of Australia’s largest Infrastructure project. Key factors in the success was the commitment to a cross disciplinary coordinated model approach and the controlled collaborative space that Projectwise provided for this large global design team”
- 14. 14 Tools – Existing 3D Packages
- 15. 15 Tools - GIS
- 17. 17 Tools-Protocols Open Standard Specification BIM Execution Plan (BEP) DELIVERABLE NATIVE FORMAT REVIEW FORMAT BIMExecutionPlan(BEP) BIMExecutionPlan(BEP) BIM Execution Plan (BEP BIMExecutionPlan(BEP) BIMExecutionPlan(BEP) VIRTUAL CONSTRUCTION(VC) Navisworks,CostX etc ARd STd MEd ELd HYd etc ARr STr MEr ELr HYr etc MCr DESIGN Revit, Archicad etc STsr MEsr ELsr HYsr etc OPEN STANDARD IFC Format ARo STo MEo ELo HYo etc MCo STso MEso ELso HYso etc SUPPLY CHAIN Tekla, CadDuct etc STs MEs ELs HYs etc MCd
- 18. 18 Spatial Services Provider Hard & Forester For over 30 years Hard & Forester have been supplying geomatic and spatial solutions to private and government clients. We have built our reputation on service, delivery and innovation. We are one of the largest survey practices in Australia and continue in investment of personnel and technological solutions to make us the most trusted name in surveying and spatial data. Hard & Forester have a long relationship with Arup dating back 15 years on project such as the Sydney Opera House where they are the nominated Survey Technical Advisor.
- 19. 19 3d Laserscanner Leica Scanstation C10 • Up to 50000 points a second • 360 degree, 270 degree field of view pointcloud • Integrated digital camera for virtual environment capture • 2 batteries will last virtually all day. • $200K
- 20. 20 Tools – Laser Scanning
- 21. 21 Tools – 3D Intersection Pointcloud and Model